Essays on American Colonies

Many people are quick to hypothesize the initial colonization of America, but few are able to justify as to who, when, where, how, and why the Americas were colonized. The Solutrean hypothesis justifies the migration of humans from central Asia to America because of the…

The colonizers witnessed a change in their sense of identity and unification as Americans on the brink of the Change. Before the French and Indian Wars, the settlers found British people settled somewhere else. After the French and Indian Wars, Britain became more dominant on…

The Battle of Baltimore contend an important role within the War of 1812 and acted as a turning purpose within the war to convey the Americans the superiority within the war. It showed that the Americans service weren’t to be messed with and will hold…

During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Britain, Spanish, and French sought and obtained colonies in the “New World.” Britain experienced several failed attempts at settlement in the New World before planting its first colony in Jamestown, Virginia in 1607. About two decades later, a Puritan…

British Colonialism was successful in the American culture where there was successful colonization and routing out the establishment and locals for all the European and British colonies. European war was mainly independence. It was not categorized as the war between the British and Americans. It…

The Columbian Exchange has been known to be one of the most significant occurrences in human history. This crucial human intervention changed the world the way we know it, however this exchange mainly benefited the people of Europe and its colonies in the New World…

Up until the 1750’s Britain governed the American colonies with an undocumented policy know as salutary neglect. The undocumented policy of Salutary Neglect stated that the British Government would avoid strict enforcement of parliamentary laws to keep the American colonies at peace with the British….

From 1763-1776, tension between the colonies and Britain increased until at last, the colonists declared independence. After the French and Indian war ended in 1763, Britain was deeply in debt and began taxing the colonies. Gradually, the colonists became resistant to British rule. Their unrest…

How American Colonies and England Drew Closer Together in the 1700’s-1770’s During the years 1700 to 1770, the American colonies and England were drawing closer together. The main cause of this drawing together is the American colonist wishing to keep their heritage. The colonists in…

Before the Spanish entry to America for the reason of colonizing them, the people of America had their own religion and beliefs. Because the Spanish had already put pressure on Americans, Sepulveda finds that to introduce Christianity, which was a new religion to American, will…