Did White Americans immigrate to the U.S.?

Answer 1

yes duh

Answer 2

Of course they did. Everyone here immigrated to the U.S. or the land that is now considered the U.S. Read Vaca de la Cabeza for an interesting read on Spanish Explorers & American Indian relationships. Quite an eye-opener.

And BTW, I was born here, so I am a Native American. My great, great grandparents came from Alsaice & Ireland, and before that they probably came from Mongolia.

Answer 3

Yes during the 16th 17th and 18th centuries You got the Spaniards the English and the French Irish and Italians.

Answer 4

believe it or not, yes we did. the land first belonged to the native people who came through the land bridge many years before. this was located where the water sits that is now the berring strait(I think that is what it is called.) so yes, we immigrated from europe.

Answer 5

Yes we did from western Europe & the British Isles.
Contrary to popular belief we did not just pop up full grown on the north american continent!
CT

Answer 6

Everyone here immigrated to the US. In different ways.

Answer 7

yes, the only ones who did not immigrate in modern times are the native Americans.

Answer 8

Of course--the Vikings and the Pilgrims, then later on, other groups of Europeans. So did Asians. And then they had descendents.

African-Americans were mostly imported against their will.

Answer 9

Yes, they were called the Vikings, and yes they were here long before Chris C.

Answer 10

Yes ..originally there was the natives Indians..then the whits and blacks came afterwards

Answer 11

yes, most all of western Europe is white and that includes Spain,aand Russia.