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Colonial History Notes, Part 2
          Period 1
        By Codey Ho
One reason many European
countries colonized other lands and
peoples is because many European
countries were running out of natural
resources.
In Europe by the 1500's and on, there was
much deforestation and poverty, and the
population was becoming too great for the
land and government to handle.
By colonizing the American's for example,
English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish
colonists were able to have new lands and
opportunities, but in the process millions of
native Americans were killed, enslaved,
intermarried, or forced to leave their land.
Indeed, the European colonization of
the Americas was perhaps the
bloodiest and most horrific time in
human history.
Besides the genocide of Native Americans,
European colonists brought African slaves
to the Americas to work, especially after
finding out that Native Americans would
just die in slavery.
Image in this: men, who you've never seen
before, come to your house and your
neighbors house and they all have as much
weapons as they can carry.
Then they start killing or enslaving you,
your family, and your neighbors.
And you and your family and your
neighbors fight back but are crushed
by men's superior weapons.
And soon, you and most of your
family and your neighbors are
gone—killed, enslaved, intermarried,
or forced to live somewhere else.
This is what colonialism is: it is
death, it is slavery; it is the end of
one group and the expansion of
another group.

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Colonial History Notes, part 2

  • 1. Colonial History Notes, Part 2 Period 1 By Codey Ho
  • 2. One reason many European countries colonized other lands and peoples is because many European countries were running out of natural resources.
  • 3. In Europe by the 1500's and on, there was much deforestation and poverty, and the population was becoming too great for the land and government to handle.
  • 4. By colonizing the American's for example, English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish colonists were able to have new lands and opportunities, but in the process millions of native Americans were killed, enslaved, intermarried, or forced to leave their land.
  • 5. Indeed, the European colonization of the Americas was perhaps the bloodiest and most horrific time in human history.
  • 6. Besides the genocide of Native Americans, European colonists brought African slaves to the Americas to work, especially after finding out that Native Americans would just die in slavery.
  • 7. Image in this: men, who you've never seen before, come to your house and your neighbors house and they all have as much weapons as they can carry.
  • 8. Then they start killing or enslaving you, your family, and your neighbors.
  • 9. And you and your family and your neighbors fight back but are crushed by men's superior weapons.
  • 10. And soon, you and most of your family and your neighbors are gone—killed, enslaved, intermarried, or forced to live somewhere else.
  • 11. This is what colonialism is: it is death, it is slavery; it is the end of one group and the expansion of another group.