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How did the nature of immigration to America change over time and how did this affect relations between new immigrants and people who were already in America?
The nature of immigration to America changed over time by pool
How did the geography of the northern colonies affect their cultural development?
The cold, rocky terrain restricted farming to small operations, but the nature of the original settlements fostered the development of towns where businesses flourished. Excellent harbors led to shipping as a major economic base.
Why were the Mayfolwer compact and the house of burgesses important to the development of democracy in colonial America?
The Mayflower Compact established the principle of majority rule when making decisions for the colony of a civic nature. The House of Burgesses was the first representative body in the New World. It established the idea of an elected assembly to help enact laws for the colony (legislature).
Define Mother Nature?
"Mother Nature" is the female anthropomorphic representation of "Nature" (weather and the biosphere). It is used, often commercially, as a convenient reference to the "natural state" of things, events and attributes that normally occur. A more stylized version is the "Earth goddess", including the Greek version Gaia, as the founder of earth and living things. (see related links)
How did the attitude of Native Americans and white settlers toward nature differ?
native americans believed nature was sacred. white settlers believed nature was a resource
