Further exploration during the early seventeenth century was imperative to the growth of the countries at that time. The New World was a significant establishment for religious freedom, economic opportunity, and overflowing population from England, and though the United States of America that we know today was born from this experience, it came at a great cost. Entire civilizations of natives along with their culture were wiped from existence, and a large chunk of the remainder was forced into slavery and brought up under abuse and extortion by the colonists despite their original kindness and acceptance. In contrast to this, the colonists claimed that the natives were savage-like and barbaric and therefore, the murder and oppression used by them was necessary and the only way in which proper colonization could take place.
