British America

the Americas, we have always used the land. The Native Americans used the land for years before the English, French, Spaniards and Africans came. From the time we took to come over to the Americas, even by accident, we used the land. To get to the Americas we used water routes, the berringstreight, and land bridge. When we finally got to the Americas the land was different from over in England and Spain, as well as Africa. When the English along with Christopher Columbus came to the Americas,…

place or who was there? That's what it was like for all the Colonists, British , Americans, Spanish and etc. who moved to charles town. Everyone wanted to be in Charles Town , however it was very hard to settle here. The Spanish encountered unfavorable weather,sickness and hostility from the Natives. While the Colonists had to battle with everyone because they were trying to take over and make people pay rent to live in America. No one was completely safe or happy. Many died of illness because…

The Early Modern Period (1450- 1750 C.E.) brought upon the global stage many things. Increased international trade, expeditions, and colonization defined this section of history. New developments were occurring in many places, influencing future order and economic promise, even today. To start, European power grew immensely at this time. Western Europe continued to flourish, producing a series of explorers that would greatly affect both people’s scope of the world and set a new precedent for…

the Spanish moving from Mexico, the French and the British moving from the South and the Russians as well as the Chinese from the East.…

The struggle to survive difficulties of the New World. Many British colonists shared a common interest to migrate to a new land. While some differences between Jamestown and Plymouth are that the people of Jamestown came to America to make money and the people of the Plymouth plantation came to America for religious reasons but, one similarity they have is that they both traveled to America for a fresh start. The English people left Europe for a new chance to make money, have the opportunity to…

I am Italian, Irish, French, British, I also have a bit of Native American in me. Even though I am all these things, I have almost no idea how to speak Italian, or French I don 't know where my ancestors were located or really anything about my heritage besides how to cook Italian meals. The only place I have been is the United States and only 4 States Pennsylvania, New York, California, and Florida. I relate to the story of "The Frog in the Well" because I have no experience of my own culture…

Shawn Smith Mauldin UCCA 102 17 February 2016 Poverty in Latin America Throughout the myriad of problems that exist in South American and Central American countries, one problem seems to be common for all Latin American countries: poverty. For centuries, most countries in Latin America have been in the same economic state. They have enormous separations of class. Usually, the countries have no middle class, only the extremely rich and the extremely poor exist. Now, the debatable topics in this…

kicked off the interaction of Europe and the New World, culminating in British domination of the thirteen colonies in America with slavery as the cornerstone of the colonial economy. Slaves were common on plantations where they farmed tobacco, indigo, and rice. There are two main reasons that slavery began to succeed in the colonies: the decreased use of indentured servants, and the growing popularity of cultivating cash crops in America. Slavery was common in the colonies partially…

Upon the edge of revolution, a country tottered, waiting for the final push. England had pressed upon a tired and loose colonial aggregate, and though these pressures were sometimes justified, they brought together a quite recently bickering populace with contempt for taxation and other misgivings. From the northmost colony of Maine to the buffer colony Georgia, all knew that contentions were stewing. However, though insurrection was on the mind of each colonist, this concept lie slanted in many…

Before Europeans had ever set foot on North America the mainland was a tremendous area made up of different Native American countries that had their own particular unmistakable societies, history and societal progressive systems. The Natives here had the majority of the angles that people everywhere throughout the world consolidated into their social orders. They had societal structures, exchange courses and connections between different Native gatherings and were in no way, shape or form a…