Its called the castle doctrine
Answer:
Yes, language and culture would be different, daily life not necessarily so.
Explanation:
If the Spanish had overtaken the Jamestown colony, and had expanded from there to other parts of North America, they would have sent settlers from Spain to promote their language and religion: Spanish and Christian Catholicism, respectively.
The U.S. would still be a Western Nation, but more similar to Latin America than it is right now.
Daily life would not necessarily be that different. The country would have likely industrialized, and then, become a service-based economy, meaning that most people would have more or less the same lifestyle and jobs that they have today.
Answer:
They reopened trade with the Middle East during the fourteenth century. They allowed the exchange of ideas and learning with the Arabs.
Explanation:
It could be argued that the "serf" was the "property" of the land during the Middle Ages, since under the feudal system that reigned supreme during this time, serfs (or peasants) had very little rights of their own.
The great migration happened between 1916-1970 and was when 6 million African American were moved out of the Southern United States and to the urban Northwest, Midwest, and west
