Colonial America Part I: Europe Colonizes the Americas!

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Colonial America Part I: Europe Colonizes the Americas!

Colonies Colony: A group of people living in a distant land ruled by the gov’t of their homeland European nations compete to set up colonies for: *religious reasons *desire for land *economic opportunity & power!

European Colonial Claims

Differences Among Colonies Spanish: few freedoms – colonies set up to make money French: few people – good relations with Indians - fur trade English: many freedoms & self gov’t – colonies set up for religious & economic reasons

Columbian Exchange Europeans & Native Americans exchange goods unique to Europe & Americas

Mercantilism Economic Theory - Colonies exist to benefit the mother (European) country Global Trade!