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    works, &c.” ( 47 ) . His target audience was the poor people to populate the new land . However , John Smith was not talking about all MEN ; as he excluded Native Americans and slaves ( Blacks ) . Another writing by William Bradford “ Of Plymouth Plantation “ tells the story of how the pilgrims were obliged to escape to Holland to practice religion freely . But , in Holland , The mission was hard ; so , They decided to travel to the new world . Pilgrims sail on the Mayflower was miserable and…

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    the Native Americans were living in harmony in Plymouth. Later, more white people came and they wanted more lands. Then wars started between the Native Americans and the white people and lasted for more than two centuries. The white people destroyed the Native Americans lands and burned thousands of villages in order to move the Native Americans away from their homes. Also, they cut off tropical forests to expand their fields and grew cotton plantations and forced African Americans to work…

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    During the formation of this small and struggling colony called Jamestown, the first settlement in America, was able to show people the hardships and mistakes that had occurred while also being able to influence the lives of many to strive for their dreams. After the development of the first colony, this led to the creation of various other colonies to be established by people who wanted to improve their daily lives. Throughout this essay, it will focus on some of the differences and…

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    In the time of Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson the controversy of separation of church and state was at its prime. This matter has long been an issue in our country’s history and the discussion continues today as we still struggle with the decisions of our forefathers. However, Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson played an important role in shaping the outcome of our country’s laws regarding the severance of church and state. Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson spoke out and taught about…

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    North American Settlements

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    to spread Christianity and convert the indigenous people. Christian missions were set up in Mexico and part of America to spread the ideas and beliefs of Christianity in North America. Also, within their settlements, the Spanish established sugar plantation and used the natives as a source of labor. When the natives died, they import African slaves to replace the deceased. The native were also used to mine for gold, but when the aspiration for gold died, the Spanish switched to ranching and…

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    The word immigration is defined as a person that goes and lives in a foreign country. One of the first immigrants known was Christopher Colombus, the discoverer of America. Colombus was originally migrating to India but landed in the Americas in the year 1492. Once America was discovered many Europeans came to America in search for jobs, lands, and most of all freedom. There was a specific group of immigrants that helped establish America and they are known as the thirteen colonies. The…

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    Mary Rowlandson Beliefs

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    In William Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation, he describes the people's lack of resources and their fear of the unknown forest. He also mentions how the new world could be delineated as a horrible wilderness. Mary Rowlandson describes her frightful experience with the natives in The Narrative…

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    Americans stories, The Iroquois Creation, the Raven Steals the Light, How Mosquitoes Came To Be, Creation of the Animal People, and Ghost Dance at Wounded Knee, all share a spiritual story about nature in some way. From the texts, Letters, Of Plymouth Plantation, and Upon the Burning of Our House, all…

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    Death is tragic but to lose your freedom is like you're already dead. When the Mayflower docked in the New World they had one mission in mind which was to be free from their King James VI. King James VI was the king at the time, he was not in favor of letting his people practice Christianity. The Natives did not expect to have new faces introduced on their lands. When the colonist finally have arrived they were cruel. They were cruel for the fact that they were newcomers to a land they did not…

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    After Columbus ' discovery of the Americas, Spain reaped the benefits of this New World. More than a century later, Europeans finally took an interest in establishing colonies in North America. King James I of England established Jamestown, made up of men from the Virginia Company, in Virginia in 1607. Soon after, England established several new colonies along the Atlantic Coast. While Spain and British colonization efforts both began with the goal of finding new wealth, they differed in their…

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