+ By. Jennifer Nam & Joodi Son World History Block B Factors of Analysis.

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+ By. Jennifer Nam & Joodi Son World History Block B Factors of Analysis

+ The four most prominent factors of analysis that plays main key roles in the Americas were: Religion Trade Resources Culture/Art

+ Protestant English, Scottish, German heritage, Jews Catholic headquarters in New Mexico Priests accompanied the conquistadors Many varieties of religions coming over to the region (Puritans)

+ Many Natives traded fur with Europeans Small pox entered through their trade The colonists population increasing Slave trade with Europe, Africa, etc Triangle trade Spanish America 292,500 Brazil 560,000 British Caribbean 263,700 Dutch Caribbean 40,000 French Caribbean 155,800 Danish Caribbean 4,000 British North America 10,000 Total 1,326,000 Number of slaves imported to the Americas

+ Vast area of land with little amount of people Able to fish, hunt, log freely and unlimitedly Europeans thought of unlimited wealth, exotic plants, animals in the new lands Provoked new colonists to the new world

+ South America: take great pride in their arts Arts, crafts, music, folklore Experiences poverty in some countries North America: wide range of cultural backgrounds High standard of living Colonial artists working on glass, textiles Astonishing portraits and architecture

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