The cotton industry Cotton was the main crop in the South and the first industry in Georgia. Georgia planters exported…
A westward expansion Expansion is both commercial and territorial. American expansion was always as sort of global attitude involving territorial…
The Treaty of Paris (February 10th, 1763) recognized America as an independent nation. The Americans had to found the institutions…
Puritanism Puritanism is a radical version of Protestantism, which is rooted in the movement called the Reformation (16th century). American…
Introduction After France’s defeat in Canada, Britain remained the only power left in Eastern North America. The colonies were now…
Introduction 175 years after the arrival of the first English-speaking settlers in North America until the Declaration of Independence laid…
Introduction The Anglo-American World is but colonial. Its present extension is the result of England’s self-affirmation and ambition to become…
The Anglo-American World is predominantly a Protestant and religious world: reformed Christianity largely influenced the culture and ideals. But Protestantism…