💨 Abstract

The Amish are a Protestant religious group that migrated to the United States in the 18th century to escape persecution in Europe. Originally from Germany and the Netherlands, they speak a unique dialect along with English. They are devout Christians who avoid modern technology. Men work in agriculture or industries like furniture and cheese-making, while women manage the home and educate children. Their traditional, modest clothing sets them apart.

Courtesy: WTOP Staff