It certainly is, but it isn't necessarily correct to say that they were the first, and even if they were, they're probably not the Europeans you're thinking off. The Americas were in fact discovered by the Vikings long before any English, Italian or Spanish explorers got there. But obviously, America was already inhabited by the Native Americans, so obviously early man had made his way to America even before that.
Nonetheless, those European explorers you're thinking of DID discover America, they just weren't the first to do so.
the CORRECT ANSWER IS EVENSVILLE
slaves were used because indian populations were destroyed
England. They occupy the British Isles and Part of Ireland http://www.edinphoto.org.uk0_MAPS0_map_britain_1987_enlarged.jpg ^^^^^^^Map actuaLLY that's soooooooooooo correct
Because, while you're correct that the most severe fighting was in Europe, there were also battles in Africa, the Middle East and East Asia.
Yes they did. They actually kept slaves 17 years or so after the emancipation proclamation was signed by President Lincoln. They had slaves longer than the U.S and Britain. I must correct this answer a bit. While yes, France, along with Britain, Denmark, The Netherlands, Spain/Portugal and many others had slaves, France and the French west indies ended slavery about 14 years prior to Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation. They were under pressure from slave uprising and the other European countries. French did, however, transport and enslave about 4 times as many africans as Britain/America did.
the CORRECT ANSWER IS EVENSVILLE
european,vikkings,native americans
what two European countries most influenced the culture of latin America The correct answer for novel stars is Spain and Portugal
The correct spelling is "explorers".
He went to the Americas and had the idea that the land was not the Indies it was a New World and Balboa proved his idea correct, he also drew maps and because he signed his name on it America is called America
The correct way to form the compound adjective for "European" with the prefix "pro" would be "pro-European."
Louis Jolliet discovered it in canoes with another guy.The correct answer is Sieur de La Salle
"He is a European but his wife is an Indian" is correct English. However, you have misspelled the word "sentecne" this should be "sentence".
In 1619 tessellations was studied and discovered and in 1891 it was proven to be correct and accurate.
The correct spelling for the historical European king isCharlemagne,
European
pro-European