Exploratons and Colonization of North and South America

They offered him all the valuables and basically bowed. Utilizing the advantages of the Aztecs, Cortes decided to slaughter numerous indigenous peoples and massacre the rest (Wheeler and Becker 16-20). Cortez's negative things about locals constitute a long list. Cortes spread this disease to the local people, undergo cruel punishment, destroy Azteca and its culture (livescience.com). The Aztecs were very kind and enthusiastic to Cortes and his people, and eventually they were killed or enslaved.

Due to colonization most countries dominate various regions of the New World. Spain and South America conquered central and northwestern America. France colonized along the majority of eastern Canada and Central America. The British who was somewhat delayed in exploration of the new world seemed to have colonized 13 colonies and part of today's Canada. Spain has many reasons to explore the west. First of all, as mentioned above, they are hoping to get valuable expensive goods and want a more efficient way to get them. Secondly, the Spaniards are keen to win money and wealth after searching the Americas. That's why they are driving a lot of explorers to America. The reason why they have so many explorers to dispatch is for the Primogenture method. This law stipulates that the eldest son is the only son to inherit anything, so the second and third son have nothing.

2503 Spanish colonization colonization exploring the reason behind Santa Fe in the 1610 colonial period of North America, this is the first 10 years of Plymouth colony. We will track Spain's invasion into Latin America, Mexico, and finally the North West of South America. This includes bringing in Christianity, establishing missions, and introducing diseases that are immune to local people. 2504 The colonization of the French colonies in North America investigated the extensive fur trade network established in the Great Lakes region of North France and Canada and subsequent Louisiana. At the peak of colonization, France occupied the largest geographic region in North America, but the number of settlers was least. In contrast to English and Spanish, French benefited from friendship with many indigenous peoples.