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The push and pull definitions are as follows: Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration to America for kids: Political, Economic, Social & Environmental Reasons Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration for kids: Examples of Danish Migration Chart Examples of Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration to America List and Examples of Push Factors Political Factor: In 1619 the Danish explorer Jens Munk reached Hudson Bay but plans to establish the Danish colonies of Nova Dania (New Denmark) failed. Political Factor: In the 1700's radical wings of Protestants, such as the Moravians, Mennonites (Anabaptists) and Mormons suffered religious persecution in Denmark. Environmental Factor: Crop failures and the potato blight swept across Europe and hit Denmark in 1845 leading to hunger, poverty, disease and thousands of deaths. Political Factor: In 1848 Danish revolutionaries in Jutland suffered political persecution. In 1864 Denmark was forced to surrender Schleswig (Southern Jutland) to Prussia. Environmental Factor: The Famine of 1866 - 1868 hit the Scandinavian countries leading to the death of many thousands, dire poverty and disease Environmental Factor: The devastating Baltic Sea flood in 1872 hit the Danish island of Lolland causing deaths, destruction and homelessness. Economic and Social Factors: The Great Migration from Denmark during the 1880's was prompted by the massive economic growth in the US and opportunities for employment due the Second Industrial Revolution in America. Environmental Factor: The 1902 Christmas Hurricane (Julestormen) hit Denmark List and Examples of Pull Factors Strong political and trade agreements between Denmark and Holland led to the first Danish migrants to travel on Dutch ships and settled in the New Netherlands colonies to to gain wealth and a new life in America. Pious sects emigrated to find religious freedom in America. Many Danish people moved to America to find more fertile land, escape disease and famine and find safety in a more settled climate and environment. Danes from Jutland began to emigrate America as an escape from the political persecution and violence. A large wave of Danish immigrants were forced to leave Denmark to escape hunger and start a new life in America. Danish inhabitants of the area fled to America to seek safety and security in a less hazardous environment Danes emigrated to the United States of America to find a new life, wealth and to join family and loved ones who had already settled in the country. People moved to America where there was a lower risk from natural disasters and hazards Push Pull factors of Danish Migration for kids: Pull Push factors of Denmark Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration: Political Examples of of Push and Pull factors in Denmark Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration: Environmental Examples of Push and Pull factors in Denmark Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration: Social Examples of Push and Pull factors in Denmark Push and Pull factors of Danish Migration: Economic Examples of of Push and Pull factors in Denmark |