Essays on American Colonies

During the late 1600s and early 1700s, North Carolina went through a great deal of political and social distress between the colonial settlement and the initial political development. North Carolina was a proprietary colony from 1663, until 1729. During these years, North Carolina suffered from...

Some of the issues in the American colonies had in the justice system were dealing during 1763 – 1877 were the corrections and rehabilitation facilities. What made them transform into the facilities we have today. Second, how did the law enforcement agencies operate during the...

Whether they came as servants, slaves, free farmers, religious refuges, or powerful planters, the people of the American colonies created new worlds. Native Americans saw juvenile settlements develop into relentless footholds of immense new populations that increasingly monopolized assets and roamed the land into something...

By 1750, the British thirteen colonies had witnessed a significant increase in the colonial population, which came out to an approximated total of more than one million. As the toll of diseases on the lifespan of American citizens decreased, the life expectancy additionally increased as...

How could it be possible that two colonies from the same origin country could turn out to be so different? Both populations originated from England and were ran by the British, so how could this be possible? As time went on and communities began to...

In the year 1492 holds the most important date in history, the discovery of America by Columbus. Then the finding of the New World and colonization came along. Christopher Columbus was the one who discovered that there was an indigenous colony was already there. The...

In current times, Vietnamese women more and more assert their important positions in workplace and society with many famous leaders such as Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, Tong Thi Phong. Back to the timelines of Vietnam during the wars against to occupation of France and the...

Early Latin America is a rich and complex social, political, financial, and social condition having an unmistakably Western (European) center always affected by those powers natural inside a pioneer framework. Out of a mercantilist filled drive for riches and influence emerged another culture ruled by...

When colonists left from their country to come to what is now the United States, they were seeking more prosperous lifestyles and opportunities, away from British control. Their new unestablished land had a lot of room for differences in opinion, especially because there were far...