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    The ideal that had the greatest impact on the survival and success of the earliest settlers was industry. This value was a requirement that the colonists needed to have in order to survive and succeed in a foreign land that presented many challenges. A failure to keep up with this demanding environment would have put an end to their newly settled community. One way we see this is in William Bradford’s text Of Plymouth Plantation: “After this they chose‚ or rather confirmed‚ Mr. John Carver (a man

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    appeared to be astonishingly similar in several cultural ways. Mainly refugees from European countries who were fleeing their government’s oppressive and discriminative ways established these colonies. In addition‚ another main portion of these colonists were people trying to overcome their lives of poverty. When the colonies were first founded‚ each colony’s government was managed independently without a unifying base. By the brink of the Revolution‚ all the thirteen American colonies seemed to

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    Native Americans have always received the short end of the stick in history‚ when the colonialist came to what is now known as America‚ the people of the land where shown in a different light. They became the stories of terror and fear for the colonist to be afraid of‚ however this was not done in one night know this spans over a time of great explores and those who became American literalness‚ those who detailed history in documents and trades. Using works from John smith and William Bradford in

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    precious metals. The Spaniard introduced the Encomienda system of production as a way to organize the enslaved labour in the colonies for productive work. By the encomienda system‚ a Spanish colonist would be awarded a number of Indians to work for him in the mines and in the fields. In return‚ the colonist were responsible for teaching them Christian principles‚ paying them wages and looking after them generally Slavery and Plantation system African slavery was introduced in the 17th century

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    each of their respective labor systems. Indentured servitude was not a simple path to fortune‚ and slavery was not an impenetrable system comprised of masters and brainless slaves. These laborers – although culturally different – endured similar hardships as pawns under command of the financially ambitious English Crown‚ laying the foundations for the colonies’ economic and social structures throughout the 1600s and 1700s. The English Crown’s land-oriented economic goals dictated the travels and

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    the colonies later in the war. However‚ even though the British were expected to win‚ both America and Britain had tactics that were both alike and dissimilar; which in turn played a pivotal role in the outcome of the war. What really helped the colonists during the war was a change

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    stressful and life taking hardships‚ and all for what? For the world to continue growing‚ for each individual to feel safe and to be created equal. History is a word that we look upon and think of famous people who changed our way of living‚ who went beyond what they were capable of in order to be remembered. People like George Washington‚ Abraham Lincoln‚ John Hancock‚ all these men did great things. Yet we still forget to remember those who went through terrible hardships in order to survive back

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    that another source of conflict was because even though the Fish River was considered a boundary by the Cape’s government‚ neither the colonists nor the Africans respected the bounds. Also‚ both group’s common interest in economic development and the arrival of Nguniland were also factored in the arising reasons for conflict. The author briefly speaks on the hardships waged by the 1820s settlers. Financial burden‚ shortage of labor‚ volatile situation of the Eastern Frontier‚ and unskilled workers

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    Gabriel and Mendoza continue to work diligently with the Guarani. Regardless of if the colonists were to attack‚ Father Gabriel and Mendoza protect the mission for the Guarani. This moment of standing in solidarity with community is followed by another powerful instance of Father Gabriel supporting the Guarani community no matter the circumstances. Towards the end of “The Mission‚” unfortunately‚ the colonists attack the Guarani Indians’ sanctuary and surrounding areas. While Father Gabriel knows

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    Chesapeake Bay and New England colonies were both mainly settled by people of English decent during the early 1600s. Although each colony was founded by people of the same origin‚ by the 1700s‚ both regions had evolved into distinct societies based on hardships that they faced‚ the type of government they had‚ and the reason for settling the two regions. Each society was faced with numerous challenges when starting out in each colony including hunger‚ inability to work‚ and harsh environmental conditions

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