The Jewish Immigration during the American recontructional period

Jews comprise a assembly of persons other than a distinct rush or ethnicity. Although Jews initially came from the Middle East, numerous rushes and peoples have blended simultaneously in Jewish groups over the centuries, particularly after the Jews were compelled out of Palestine in the second 100 years C.E. The first Jewish immigrants to resolve in the United States were 23 Sephardic Jews who reached in New Amsterdam (later renowned as New York) in 1654. Although this assembly of men, women, and young children from Dutch Brazil primarily faced opposition from Governor Peter Stuyvesant, ...