Australia, New Zealand, South, central, and North America, many islands in the Pacific , North ,South , East ,Central and West Africa etc
The number of Europeans is counted in the hundred million
China and India that were more populated than Europe did not experienced such a massive population migration.

Other question that comes to mind is what would happen in Europe if all those Europeans returned home ?

panafrican:
Australia, New Zealand, South, central, and North America, many islands in the Pacific , North ,South , East ,Central and West Africa etc
The number of Europeans is counted in the hundred million
China and India that were more populated than Europe did not experienced such a massive population migration.

Other question that comes to mind is what would happen in Europe if all those Europeans returned home ?

62 percent of the Argentine population have Italian ancestry, my questions is why were they running from Europe then?

mysticwarrior:
62 percent of the Argentine population have Italian ancestry, my questions is why were they running from Europe then?

those Italian fled during the world war.

compton11:
those Italian fled during the world war.

which war? There was no war in Italy when wave of Italians moved in large number to Argentina in the 19th century.

panafrican:
Australia, New Zealand, South, central, and North America, many islands in the Pacific , North ,South , East ,Central and West Africa etc
The number of Europeans is counted in the hundred million
China and India that were more populated than Europe did not experienced such a massive population migration.

Other question that comes to mind is what would happen in Europe if all those Europeans returned home ?

They left for more freedoms and opportunities. Generally in feudal Europe one pretty much stays in the class they were born in,
mostly peasants. Especially early on about 1/2-2/3rds of all Europeans that came to the Americas, Caribbean were indentured servants.
An employer master would pay for their shipping cost and the servant would work for that person for about 5-7 years, no wages.
But attain freedom at a still reasonably young age.

Bold?? They are not Europeans. An Aussie or an American is moving to Europe unless it is work related most likely. A few might
retire somewhere in Europe.

CTPlayer:


They left for more freedoms and opportunities. Generally in feudal Europe one pretty much stays in the class they were born in,
mostly peasants. Especially early on about 1/2-2/3rds of all Europeans that came to the Americas, Caribbean were indentured servants.
An employer master would pay for their shipping cost and the servant would work for that person for about 5-7 years, no wages.
But attain freedom at a still reasonably young age. .

This is a ' sweet creamy ' way to say they were slaves.

panafrican:

This is a ' sweet creamy ' way to say they were slaves.

Sure indentured service is a form of slavery. So is sex slave trafficking today. People act like picking cotton is the only type of slavery.
Most white immigrants to the Americas for the first 200 years were slaves.

CTPlayer:


Sure indentured service is a form of slavery. So is sex slave trafficking today. People act like picking cotton is the only type of slavery.
Most white immigrants to the Americas for the first 200 years were slaves.

Very honest statement.Things like that are not taught in school.

mysticwarrior:
which war? There was no war in Italy when wave of Italians moved in large number to Argentina in the 19th century.

the second world war,go and read about the reason mass migration of Italians to Argentina and Uruguay.

compton11:
the second world war,go and read about the reason mass migration of Italians to Argentina and Uruguay.

I have read it and it wasn't stated that war was the reasons Italians migrated to those south American countries, even a century before the second world war Italians has been running to Argentina and Uruguay so the second world war could not be acceptable as the reason Italians migrated to Argentina and Uruguay.

mysticwarrior:
I have read it and it wasn't stated that war was the reasons Italians migrated to those south American countries, even a century before the second world war Italians has been running to Argentina and Uruguay so the second world war could not be acceptable as the reason Italians migrated to Argentina and Uruguay.

so why did they migrated?

In the 19 the century most of Irish people left their homeland due to the potato famine

compton11:
so why did they migrated?

the lost of jobs and financial declination in italy led to unemployment, and the outbreak of cholera and other diseases forced many Italians to move to Argentina.

panafrican:
In the 19 the century most of Irish people left their homeland due to the potato famine

a lot of those Europeans were escaping from plagues of farming and poverty engulfing Europe then, and the new world was like a safe heaven to them.

mysticwarrior:
the lost of jobs and financial declination in italy led to unemployment, and the outbreak of cholera and other diseases forced many Italians to move to Argentina.

ok

panafrican:
Australia, New Zealand, South, central, and North America, many islands in the Pacific , North ,South , East ,Central and West Africa etc
The number of Europeans is counted in the hundred million
China and India that were more populated than Europe did not experienced such a massive population migration.

Other question that comes to mind is what would happen in Europe if all those Europeans returned home ?

they won't return but rather Africas and others and Asians are now the ones migrating to Europe.

mysticwarrior:
they won't return but rather Africas and others and Asians are now the ones migrating to Europe.

We need 100 million Nigerians in Europe.