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American history cannot be separated from world history. Its origins lie in the European expansion into the Western Hemisphere, which helped create an interdependent global economy. People, ideas, and cultures migrated. Over a short span of time, the lives of Europeans, colonists, Africans, and Native Americans became intertwined. The first half of this assignment addresses interactions between Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans, including the economies, cities, alliances, wars, cultures, and governments these people created along the shorelines and borderlands of North America. Colonial development was far from uniform. It was determined not only by the differing physical conditions along the coastline, but by the ideas and interests of those who came. Some migrants sought economic advantage; others came in pursuit of religious freedom. Almost half a million people emigrated against their will before the ink dried on the phrase “all men are created equal.” Some colonies were the property of the Crown; others were gifts to friends of the king, or were the product of business arrangements made by British trading companies. Colonial development was equally affected by the attitude of the English government toward the American settlers. That attitude fluctuated with the vagaries of the English economy, and with relations between England and the other European inhabitants of North America.

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アメリカの歴史は、世界史から分離することはできません。その起源は、相互依存の世界経済の作成を支援する西半球にヨーロッパの拡張であります。人、アイデア、および文化の移行。時間の短いスパン、以上がヨーロッパ人、植民地、アフリカ、ネイティブのアメリカ人の生活になった絡み合っています。 前半

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American history cannot be separated from the history of the world. Its origins are in the Western hemisphere to help create the interdependence of world economies in European expansion. The migration of people, ideas, and culture. A short time span, more than Europeans, colonial, African, native

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アメリカの歴史は世界の歴史から分離することはできません。その起源は、西半球ヨーロッパの拡大で世界経済の相互依存を作成するためにあります。人、アイデア、および文化の移行。ヨーロッパ人は、植民地時代、アフリカ、ネイティブより短い時間スパン