It was a time of the revolutionary war that the polish people first came to prominence in America. More than 100 polish fighters joined the side of the rebels.
What did the Life of the polish people look like?
- When polish people fought for their own identity and homeland they were not much successful and their identity came under a harsh attack.
- It was the time of the 19th century that the state of the Polish people was divided into three fragments Russian, Prussian, and Astro Hungarian empires.
- Although they were separated physically from their lands yet there was a common fire in each polish heart to fight for his own independence and they worshipped Roman Catholics.
- On whatever land they settled, they always tried to build communities and protect their national integrity.
- They built architectures like parochial schools and more than 900 catholic churches were also found to be made by them.
- We can see new Polish communities settling in today's Chicago, Detroit, and New York.
What above mentioned statements follow?
- The Polish were largely Catholics and Jewish. More than 100 Catholic churches along with cathedrals near the region of the Great Lakes and New England were made by them.
- There was a town, Panna Maria, in Texas which was founded by Polish settlers in 1854.
- According to me, they did construct some Parochial schools but education was not the top priority for them as most of the poles were engaged in factory work and were mostly craftsmen.
So, here we got to know about some practices followed by Polish immigrants.
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