New Worlds For All
“New Worlds for All”
- europeans colonized a “new world” in north america
- extracted resources
- eventually made new “neo-european” colonial societies
- columbian exchange and colonialism transformed north america
- especially with trade and diseases
- remade native environments, economies, societies, and politics
- a “native new world”, often before significant european settlement
Spanish Colonies in North America, 1530 - 1625
- a few permanent outposts north of Mexico
- small, isolated from centers of power
Europe Invades North America, Late 16th Century
- spains rival emerge, mid-late 1500s
- first, resource extraction
- fishing/whaling
- trade with native people
- piracy against spain
- later, settler colonialism
- gradual rise of permanent european settlements
- seizing native land, displacing native people