... go from hunting and scavenging to farming and creating more inventive ways to store food. In Chapter two we are introduced to a lone indentured servant named Daniel Clocker, who works to make his way in the new colony of Maryland. We see the different class systems of colonial America and the new farming techniques of growing corn, tobacco, and grazing cattle. We see the ... main importance of the woman in these different societies and how they affect the home life. In Chapter three we are witnessing the creation of the ... starting to become citizens and buying large amounts of land a...

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... or what they are trying to do, there are consequences. Some methods in Nationalism involve Imperialism; taking over other territory so that a country or small tribe can grow. The silver mines of Peru and Mexico and the sugar plantations of Brazil dominated the economical development of colonial Latin America. The mineral wealth of the New World fueled the early development of European ... capitalism and funded Europe's greatly expanded trade with Asia. - Once established, this colonial dependence on mineral and agricultural exports left an enduring social and economic legacy ... in Lat...

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• Grade Level: High School