How did the British settler colonies in North America differ from the colonies established in Central and South America? The British settlers wanted to escape the old European society. The Central and South American colonists added many of their old costumes from their homeland into their new society that the British sought to leave behind. Also, geographically the British settlers had an advantage; they had much more land, the climate in their regent made it easier for them to adapt. They also outnumbered the settler in Central and South America. The British were also, considered “outsiders" which made it difficult for them to blend into the class hierarchy that was set in place. The British settlers did not accept the royal governors
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Compare the processes (what was different, what was the same) by which Christianity and Islam became world religions? Christianity and Islam are two of the largest religions in the world. They both believe in one God, and the massagers of God. Christianity began during the early modern period in Europe and later on spread to the Americas and the Philippines. When Europe expanded to the new world so did their religion. Teaching the native people their religion and also converting other settlers. Christianity spread on a smaller scale to China, Japan, and India. Where they sent missionaries to convert others. Islam spread more rapidly in Arab countries than Christianity; this is due to the expanding Arab empire in the seventh and eighth centuries.
Muslim traders and missionaries also brought their faith to wherever then went. The expansion of Islam depended on work of missionaries and scholars. Islam also extended to the Americas on a small scale, where enslaved African Muslims planted their faith. The Islamic faith has continued to spread in America creating many different fractions. However, due to the recent terror attacks many people have a misconception of who Muslims are and the similarly they share the Christian
Compare the processes (what was different, what was the same) by which Christianity and Islam became world religions? Christianity and Islam are two of the largest religions in the world. They both believe in one God, and the massagers of God. Christianity began during the early modern period in Europe and later on spread to the Americas and the Philippines. When Europe expanded to the new world so did their religion. Teaching the native people their religion and also converting other settlers. Christianity spread on a smaller scale to China, Japan, and India. Where they sent missionaries to convert others. Islam spread more rapidly in Arab countries than Christianity; this is due to the expanding Arab empire in the seventh and eighth centuries.
Muslim traders and missionaries also brought their faith to wherever then went. The expansion of Islam depended on work of missionaries and scholars. Islam also extended to the Americas on a small scale, where enslaved African Muslims planted their faith. The Islamic faith has continued to spread in America creating many different fractions. However, due to the recent terror attacks many people have a misconception of who Muslims are and the similarly they share the Christian