Indies

In order to understand the economic and social difference in the North and South during the early 19th century we first need to understand what caused it; Which was the market revolution. The Market revolution was the dramatic increase between 1820 and 1850 in the exchange of goods and services in market transactions; it reflected the increased output of farms and factories, the activities of traders and merchants, and creation of methods of transportation. People now work for wages, or just…

in the slave trade by abandoning some of their own to captivity. Eric Foner describes “The local Creek Indians initially welcomed the settlers and began selling them slaves, generally war captives and their families, most of whom were sold the west Indies.” The natives were just trying the protect the little…

Christopher Columbus wants to prove his new method of traveling to the India sailing west instead of traveling east. After many years of trying to persuade the Spanish nobility, Columbus’ attracts attention of the queen of Spain who decides to support Columbus on his voyage. After many weeks at sea, Columbus and his convoy finally make land in what is now modern-day San Salvador. They make contact with the native locals and Columbus was determined to keep relations between them peaceful.…

Colonization started in the 15th century. The first encounter when h thinks he is east indies, call natives ‘’los Indio’s’’. There unable to find gold but he claims many islands for Spain. Spain was aiming to set up colonies but the lands were controlled by foreign nation. In 1519 Hernando Corte’s which is a Spanish adventurer lands in Mexico. A Spanish Conquer Francisco Pizzaro leads to Peru and subdues Inca. Then he kills Inca ruler named Atahualpa and defeats the Inca. Spanish and native…

desertion the Island was once again free and overtaken by the Dutch and the French, dividing the Island in half, both countries stablished their culture on either side. St. Martin is known for its Ti Puch, the trademark cocktail of the French West Indies, made from rum distilled from raw cane syrup and…

This book starts off by introducing the major themes that helped dictate the decision process when deciding which days should be included and which should not. A group of historians agreed that all of the ten days should have an impact that is undervalued and shed light on them. They also had to fit with the themes used in the book which includes moral duty, political creed, and progressing national identity. Virtue pushed Americans forward to fight against injustices and ensure that there are…

Every U.S. census ever since the first one that was conducted in 1790 has encompassed questions concerning the racial identity thus reflecting the vital role of race in the history of America from the period of slavery to present headlines highlighting racial profiling and inequalities. But the methods in which race is examined and categorized have transformed from one census to another and the determination to quantify the multiracial populace are still evolving. The Hispanic/Latino communities…

A1. the Virginia and Massachusetts Bay both had similarities and different in colonies. In similarities Both of the colonies were successful and were brand new settlement. Both of the colonies were English many colonists found their lives were incredibly difficult. And colonies in both sites had to address the fact that the lands they claimed were already inhabited by Indians who would have a say in the future of both colonies.The differences between both colonies were the…

United States of America, which has been a nation of immigrants, freedom and opportunity from the earliest days, has grown to the most powerful country of all. The barren field where megafauna had lived changed to home for Native Americans from Asia, who were living in that great continent before Christopher Columbus discover it thousands of years ago. Then the massive amount of Europeans had come over with their dreams and hopes and started to form now this great country. However, the voyage to…

Betsy Ann, which is know as Abigail Williams in Salem, had went to the West Indies after she had ran away from. She kept her identity a secret because she did not want anyone to know anything about what had happened to her in Salem, Massachusetts where she originally lived. Betsy Ann had become a prostitute; she never found anyone she loved the way that she loved John. Little did she know John Procter took his life by not confessing that he was a witch; God damns all liars. Which is exactly what…