Surviving in the New World

In order to survive in the new world, the colonies in South Carolina, Virginia, Western and South Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Eastern Texas need to look for investments to earn money. At the same time in different fields. Most colonies are farmers. They must rely on natural resources for sale and trade. Over the years, they finally found a reliable resource that will change the century forever. Tobacco, rice, indigo, cotton had a serious impact on British colonies.

At the turn of the 17th century, 12 British colonies survived in the new world. The only colony that had not started before 1700 was Georgia. These 12 colonies are unique as single colonies, but some begin to form similarities. In the 18th century, Eastern America was colonized by British, but motivation, geography and pioneers themselves created two different societies, New England and Chesapeake. - We have heard it all the time. Or maybe I do not think we will do this. It seems to me that it is mainly PC world. I do not want to get a computer, I do not step into this new world, I just want to do things in an old way. Especially after seeing movies I made or watching on TV, people strongly encourage me to buy over and over again. I think that they know what kind of new world it will bring to me. But I only know that I am behind all technologies.

When it began in the 17th century, if the Dutch government had agricultural or mechanical skills to survive in the new world to people, they told that they could freely lead to New York. Since then, Brooklyn's motto is Eendraght Maeckt Maght, translated as "Unity Makes Strength". Like Sylvanus Smith and his friends, Freed Blacks became the first voting Blacks in New York, moved to downtown Brooklyn and bought a farm in Weeksville. At that time, only the large number of landlords had the right to vote. Silvanus and his friends pooled the resources to buy the farm and subsequent rights. The community they began in created economic opportunities for his first black female doctor in New York State and his daughter who became principal.