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Unit 2: Colonization & Competition (1607-1754)
Overview Beginning in 1607, England, France, and Spain all established settlements in North America. Differences in imperial goals, cultures, and North American environments led these nations to develop diverse patterns of colonization. The growth of slavery, triangular trade, Enlightenment ideals and Protestant evangelism helped shape English colonial society and the economy. The French and the Spanish traded and intermarried with Native Americans, and attempted religious conversions. As a result of these differences and growing conflicts between Europeans and Native Americans, distinctive colonial and native societies emerged, leading to a struggle to control resources and the beginning of the Seven Years War.
Although they experienced early disastrous defeats, the revolutionary armies successfully expelled foreign forces from French soil and then overran many neighboring countries, establishing client republics.
There are many ways governments can<span> create safe and prosperous societies - but </span>these three are the most effective, writes Anne-Marie Slaughter.<span>All of this infrastructure </span>can<span> be, and typically initially </span>is<span>, provided </span>by private<span> entrepreneurs who see an opportunity to build a road, </span>say<span>, and charge users a toll.</span>
