Early European Exploration and Colonization

His discovery led to redistribution of the world's population as millions of Europeans and Africans moved spontaneously and unwillingly to a new world.

Because agricultural products were exchanged for the first time between the US and Europe, exploration and colonization caused global expansion of the business.

Settled in North America nearly 500 years before Columbus (now Newfoundland)

Ultimately colonization eventually led to the idea of ​​representative government and religious tolerance, which caused a similar change all over the world.

Nonetheless, Puritans could not tolerate other religions. In fact, when Massachusetts' opponents were forced to escape their colonies and begin colonies, Rhode Island was formed.

Even though only a few colonists can participate, the town's meeting is an early example of democracy in the New World. New England settlers also have considerable economic freedom; this is another reason Puritan has decided to settle in New England.

This area is settled primarily by immigrants from British, Dutch and Germans seeking religious freedom and economic opportunities. The middle colony is usually quite tolerant

Pennsylvania, founded by Quakers, is one of the most religious colonies. New Jersey Presbyterian churches and New York Jews and Huguenots are very tolerant of other religions.

Founded in 1607 by a Virginia company in London, Jamestown is a commercial enterprise and is the first permanent British settlement in the New World.

In the 1640s, settlers in Jamestown founded Burgesses House, the first parliamentary parliamentary elected in the New World. It has been in operation since then, and today it is known as the Virginia Treaty.

Virginia and other southern colonies (Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia) settled by people seeking economic opportunities

In the eastern lowlands, a wealthy aristocratic British (Knights) was bought from the UK Kingdom, and the land developed into a large plantation. After debt, they got a new world

Poor immigrants in the UK have also moved to West Virginia and Shenandoah Valley to find economic opportunities

They became craftsmen (learning trade) and small farmers. Immigrants and settlers continue to move west to the hillside of the Appalachian Mountains

Eventually the Scottish - Irish immigrants joined the British immigrants in this area. They developed an economy based on hunting, trade and small-scale self-sufficiency agriculture (when breeding only the necessary food for families to survive)

In 1619, the first Africans went to Jamestown to work for tobacco plantations in violation of their wishes.

Cash crops such as tobacco, rice, indigo, etc. are cultivated in hot and humid coastal lowlands of the southern colonies and exported to Europe. These cash crops require a lot of labor. Initially, the servants of the contract had provided workforces, but eventually the demand exceeded the supply and more African slaves violated their motivation for the new world (intermediate passage) .

2 - Explain why early exploration and colonization in Europe brought cultural exchanges between Europeans, Africans and American Indians. Over the years, American history students learned about European exploration and colonial times in terms of conquest and failure. Europe has economic and political incentives to enter the Americas, but over the past few years historians have allowed exploration and colonization to cultural contact and exchange between three different continents Then I began to emphasize.

In the early days of the modern era, the voyage of Christopher Columbus caused exploration and colonization of the Americas of Europe and, therefore, had a very important meaning in world history. The first voyage in 1492 led to the discovery of the United States of America in Europe. Europe is a continent that has never been known to Europeans. Christopher Columbus is an Italian navigator from the Republic of Genoa, later sponsored four American sails between 1492 and 1502 and became an admiral of the Spanish royal family. When sailing in Columbus, Americans lived in the hearts of local people. Descendants of Asians who crossed the Bering Strait to North America in prehistoric times. Viking was the first European to reach the United States and established a short settlement of about 1000 years in Newfoundland.