In the United States between 1776 and 1870 changed so much. During that time period the size of the United States changed it has increased because of the immigration and slaves. In 1776, the United States was comprised of the 13 colonies. By 1870, the U.S. had expanded beyond the Mississippi River to the states of Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, and Texas, Oklahoma was still a territory. The U.S. had the states of California, Nevada, and Oregon on the west coast.
A.P.U.S.H History FRQ 1 The Massachusetts Bay colony and the Virginia colony developed into drastically different colonies. Although one may observe similarities into the two colonies progression, ideals, or trends, such as hope and opportunity for success in the new world, in many ways the advancement differed. Economically, the two colonies differed greatly on the types of reliable and profitable income sources. As a result, the two different colonies attracted different types of people with contrasting values and skill-sets. Socially, the two colonies were molded by different religions and beliefs.
My granddaddy and grandmommy each teach Sunday school classes to college students and my granddaddy often gives testimonies about his battles with numerous cancers while still being a strong Christian. My uncle is a Young Life leader and works with teenagers and travels to mission sites, his wife also sings in the church choir. My other grandma volunteers for Safe Families and the food pantry that are connected with their church. She also teaches the preschool Sunday classes on certain mornings. Based on all these jobs and activities my family is a part of, you can easily see that God was always a steady in my life.
Jenny Pham Pd. 5 DBQ As the new world was discovered, the British started to migrate its way across the Atlantic Ocean. Large populations grew in America, which eventually evolved into two distinct societies during the 1600s: the New England colonies and the Chesapeake Bay colonies. Although there were similarities between these two regions like, consisting of the same motivations and rights, the differences such as a plantation versus a religious society caused the disparity of the two regions as one region progressed faster than the other. The New England and the Chesapeake Bay regions had many comparisons of which consisted of the same motivations, rights, and religious life.
DBQ From the 1750s to the 1780s, American society was becoming less democratic in property distribution, as there was a large difference between the affluent and insolvent, more democratic in religion and social structure, as displayed by the notion that all men were equal and expressed through the Great Awakening, and more democratic in politics as displayed by the Salutary Neglect, as demonstrated in the microcosm of these trends: Wethersfield, Connecticut. The economic difference between numerous colonists was progressively undemocratic. It is clear that the poor’s economy did not recover between 1750 and 1780; in fact, it does the opposite. In 1773 the poor became shoddier and didn’t own much land, which caused the fissure between the rich and the poor to widen (Doc B). Also The amount of land the wealthy had obtained doubled in 1773, causing many of the lower class to loss much, if not all, of their land (Doc C).The Proclamation of 1763, which the King established after the French and Indian war, circumscribed development of the colonies past the Appalachians, curbing the growing population to a non-growing region, significantly increasing the poor community.
As soon as Europeans began to settle in the New World, it was evident that it would become an extremely diverse melting pot of people. Settled by a predominantly English origin, New England and the Chesapeake region morphed into two distinct societies by the turn of the 18th century. Their differences were fueled largely by their motives in migrating across the Atlantic, the economy and form of government that each colony used, and also the fact that these people originated from cultures that were quite separated. There were many motives and incentives that caused Europeans to move to America. One of the most popular causes of migration to the New World was the search for religious freedom.
She could tell that he had “new money,” first because of their past and her knowing his wealth did not come from his family, and second, because of where he lived. West Egg was considered where people with “new money” live, and East Egg was considered where people with “old money” lived. People in East egg, had much more influence on society, such as Daisy’s husband Tom, whose “speaking voice, a gruff husky tenor, added to the impression of fractiousness he conveyed. There was a touch of paternal contempt in it, even toward people he liked—and there were men at New Haven who had hated his
As well, religious diversity in the colonies was greater than in Britain. The Native American culture also had more significant differences than when they first came across the colonists. However, they knew more about how to use their products. As well, there had been regional diversity where regions had different social and economics. Great Britain beat the Dutch in producing and trading low priced products and goods during the consumer revolution.
Around 1450-1700 Western Europe expanded their Atlantic trade. They began exploring other parts of the world, and even building colonies in some of these places. They began to explore Africa as well as the Americas. Western Europe gained many things from this new land, which they were able to use in order to enhance their own economy. Western Europe’s expansion of Atlantic trade, through exploration and colonization, not only improved their own economy, but also the economy of America, through sharing new trade products and crops as well as beginning the slave trade.
The U.S. became interested in overseas expansion at the end of the 1800s due to the growth of American industry. European countries and the U.S. became imperialistic due to the desire for new overseas markets, the need for new sources of raw materials, and