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How might the US system of government been threatened if Europeans regained control of former colonies in the Americas?
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The U.S. could be threatened by European colonies because they represented competition in the import and export of goods.
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How did James II weaken self-government in the colonies?
He threatened them by sending in army send the message they sensed war coming.
Why was British support of the Monroe Doctrine important to its success?
Because with Britain's strong navy, it could stop Europeans from building new colonies in the Americas.
Who did New York and New Jersey belong to before they became these colonies?
Like all of the Northern and Southern Americas, they belonged to the native peoples, until the Europeans invaded.
Where was the first European colony founded?
The first long-term colonies in the Americas were established by the Spanish on the island of Hispaniola (Dominican Republic/Haiti) in 1497. For further information, consult the timeline in the Related Links below.
What threatened the newly won freedom of the American colonies?
English colonies
Who was the first Europeans To Establish Successful Colonies In The Americas?
christopher colombus
When did the europeans start colonies in the Americas?
The Spanish started colonies in the Caribbean, Mexico and Central/South America in the early sixteenth century.
Were the europeans more interested in sending sugar or tabaco to the Americas?
The Europeans didn't send tobacco nor sugar to the colonies, but got it FROM the colonies. They couldn't grow sugar cane nor tobacco in Europe because it is too cold.
How did James II weaken self-government in the colonies?
He threatened them by sending in army send the message they sensed war coming.
Who were the first Europeans to establish a permanent settlement in north America?
The first known Europeans to reach the Americas were the Vikings (Norse) during the 11th century, who established several colonies in Greenland.
What did the government of the colonies have in common with that of Great Britain?
it was based of the Americas change in there government that made them make there move towards a government like ours
Why was British support of the Monroe Doctrine important to its success?
Because with Britain's strong navy, it could stop Europeans from building new colonies in the Americas.
What happened After the military took control of the Japanese government Japan?
Answer this question… threatened to capture European colonies throughout Asia.
Who did New York and New Jersey belong to before they became these colonies?
Like all of the Northern and Southern Americas, they belonged to the native peoples, until the Europeans invaded.
Where was the first European colony founded?
The first long-term colonies in the Americas were established by the Spanish on the island of Hispaniola (Dominican Republic/Haiti) in 1497. For further information, consult the timeline in the Related Links below.
What did Latin Europeans refer to their colonies?
South colonies
What effect did Europe's Colonies have on Europe?
European colonies brought riches and labor to Europe. It also presented a new place for Europeans to move to, in order to start a new. This was more successful in the First Age of Imperialism, which focused on the Americas. The Second Age of Imperialism, focusing on Africa and Asia, did not bring about much immigration of Europeans.
