The first people who settled in Northern America traveled a long distance not looking for wealth, but solely food for their families. Over a long period, thousands of families left their homes and made their new home in Northern America to have a better opportunity to support their families. In our read sections, it stated, “Recent evidence cast doubt and suggested that the first settlers camp on boats, either following whales across the Pacific from Asia or coming from Europe to search for fish (Schultz).
The Indians change their life style and their beliefs over time. They did not have much merely just the clothes on their backs. They surrounded their self with hunters and traders. We really do not know their beliefs but they had different life styles and many languages. The population grew and the need to hunt was less demanding because the growth of the agriculture source.
Current beliefs of the first group of Settled in North America were the Indians, West Africans, and Europeans came together in North America. For the most part everyone lived the clan system. The clan system is where families divide into large groups together and the younger follow their parents. The women were in charge of the fields and the men went out to hunt or fish for food.
In the fifteenth century the Feudalism …show more content…
Between 1620 and 1635, economic difficulties swept England. These people could not find work before. Even skilled artisans could earn little more than a mere livelihood. Poor crop yields added to the hurt. The Industrial Revolution had produced a growing material trade, which took an ever-increasing supply of wool to keep the looms running. Property owners enclosed farmlands and evicted the farmworkers. Colonial expansion became an issue for this displaced farmworkers
The Indians change their life style and their beliefs over time. They did not have much merely just the clothes on their backs. They surrounded their self with hunters and traders. We really do not know their beliefs but they had different life styles and many languages. The population grew and the need to hunt was less demanding because the growth of the agriculture source.
Current beliefs of the first group of Settled in North America were the Indians, West Africans, and Europeans came together in North America. For the most part everyone lived the clan system. The clan system is where families divide into large groups together and the younger follow their parents. The women were in charge of the fields and the men went out to hunt or fish for food.
In the fifteenth century the Feudalism …show more content…
Between 1620 and 1635, economic difficulties swept England. These people could not find work before. Even skilled artisans could earn little more than a mere livelihood. Poor crop yields added to the hurt. The Industrial Revolution had produced a growing material trade, which took an ever-increasing supply of wool to keep the looms running. Property owners enclosed farmlands and evicted the farmworkers. Colonial expansion became an issue for this displaced farmworkers