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What made England's north American colonies different from the colonies of Europe?
The English was not the first to start colonization of the new world, however they adopted joint ventures (which shared the cost and risk) barbies! & private propety rights to individuals which enabled them to bypass the Spanish and French. french barbies!The Spanish model was based on extracting the wealth from the colonies and storing it back in Spain, barbies are so from spain! a more mercantalist approach which is based on getting rich by making another poorer. barbies could be poor soemthimes if u make them!This Spanish model was not successful as the capitalistic approach adopted by the British. and then barbies played happly on there island!
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Why were most American citiies located along the Atlantic coast during the first 50 years of independence?
Because that is where the colonists established the colonies. The currents took the ships from Europe to the east coast.
How did events in Europe led to revolution in the Spanish colonies?
After Europe was in control, Spanish colonies were encouraged to get their land back and take control. It led to many revolutions like the French Revolution and Ind. Revolution.
How did geographic characteristics of the northeast help people of the region to trade with other regions of the world?
The northeastern colonies all had ports that connected them to the Atlantic ocean, which was a clear path from Europe. As a result, trade ships from Europe carrying imports landed on the northeastern shores first, and American ships departing with exported goods had a clear path to Europe.
Was England justified in going to war with the American colonies?
The American colonies rebelled against their lawful government, so the British did not regard themselves as being 'at war'. They were quelling a rebellion and fighting terrorism. They knew didn't have the resources to stop American secession in the long term, especially as the Dutch and French took the opportunity to wage war in Europe, so the fight was somewhat half-hearted on the British side. Many, if not most, 'Americans' were British emigrants, after all.
Did king george the 3rd help the colonies?
No! King George III just bossed around the colonies and sent all the tobacco to Europe. He also didn't pay the Virginians well.
