"Danes in America" refers to the community of people of Danish descent living in the United States. Many Danes immigrated during the 19th and early 20th centuries, seeking better economic opportunities and escaping hardships in Denmark. Today, they contribute to the cultural diversity of the nation, particularly in states like Wisconsin and Minnesota, where significant Danish populations have settled. The Danish-American community celebrates its heritage through various festivals and organizations, such as the Danish American Heritage Society. These events often feature traditional Danish food, music, and customs, helping to preserve their unique culture while integrating into the broader American society.