The class system of England and Europe
The class system of England and Europe
debt, crime, and war
New England.
New England colonists were more likely to maintain English customs because the New England colonies were the first colonies founded by the British. Since these were the first colonies, they were the closest set up to what life was like in England. As colonist began to move farther south, they began adapting new customs that strayed from what British life displayed.
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The class system of England and Europe
The class system of England and Europe
The class system of England and Europe
The class system of England and Europe
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being yourself.
Colonies of the American South sought to emulate the English aristocracy's way of life, particularly in their social structures, agricultural practices, and cultural norms. They aimed to establish a plantation economy centered around cash crops like tobacco and cotton, which required a labor-intensive workforce, often provided by enslaved Africans. The Southern gentry aspired to replicate the grandeur of English country estates, fostering a society that valued land ownership, social status, and a distinct lifestyle that mirrored that of their English counterparts.
Loss of the American colonies
debt, crime, and war
The South American country with the lowest life expectancy is Bolivia. The average life expectancy in Bolivia is around 71 years. Factors such as poverty, limited access to healthcare, and high rates of malnutrition contribute to the lower life expectancy in Bolivia compared to other South American countries.
Political upheaval made the American colonies want to revolutionize and leave Britain.
political documents affecting life in the american colonies in 1690