The question I will answer is related to the colonization policies of Europe & its occupation by nations of Europe of, for the most part, the undeveloped areas of the world. I use the term "areas" as the majority of those areas occupied were not "nations" in relationship to the European powers. Spain began the conquest & occupation of Western Hemisphere civilizations in the early 1500's.
England, France, Portugal & the Netherlands soon followed and by the 1800's their colonial empires stretched around the world. England, France & Spain were the nations with the largest overseas empires. By 1950, for all practical purposes, new colonies were now free from the European powers. Yes a few areas such as Vietnam & Algeria were still part of this era, but gone were the huge empires the Europeans once had. So as far as years go, the European colonization period began in 1500 & was over ( 90% ) by 1950.
the process of modern exploration and european colonization of the americans
all of the above
British colonisation of Australia began in 1788.
defeat of the spanish armada in 1588
- money - slaves - goods - exploration - power - spread of Christianity - revolution
the process of modern exploration and european colonization of the americans
all of the above
1821
The sixteenth century.
British colonisation of Australia began in 1788.
Maserati and Mercedes-Benz are European cars. They begin with the letter m.
Colonization in America began in after Christopher Columbus Found the Americas in 1492. But Europeans did not land here to completely colonize America until 1607.
Rome, after it conquered a neighbour, allocated part of the victim's land to its veterans.
French exploration commenced in about 1859; total colonization was finished by about 1885.
Belgium.
· Hungary
1350-1600