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How History Changes
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historical facts in a table so you can easily compare them. You are not memorizing all of the facts placed
in these tables.
You are using those facts to notice changes and patterns. To help you, most links provide tips on what to notice in the Purpose of This Link to Understand Facts and in the Using the Link to Think about History.
Make sure you also look at the map of these nation states’ colonies and at the definitions for words like feudalism and nation state.
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Without answers for
self-testing: What Were the Broad Patterns in Religion with
Consequences on the English Colonies?
Purpose of This Link to Understand Facts: §
Notice the differences between the religions on their Major Beliefs
and on their Organization. §
Which religious groups go to the English colonies and to what part of
those English colonies?
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What does the comparison show you about why the United States did not
have 1 religion as the Puritans planned with their theocracy and as the
Anglicans set up with their established church? §
What does the comparison start
to show (more in Part B) you about why the United States not only does not
have 1 religion, but also protects varied religions? ·
Background for
colonization: Click here for
sections of our textbook that cover attempts to establish feudalism and
serfdom in the colonies, including
English colonies Without answers for
self-testing: Major Issues in
Colonization: Comparing Spain, France, England, and the Netherlands Purpose of
This Link: We are not covering all of these things. You
are looking for these patterns: In
economy and the shift from feudalism to the nation state: ·
Notice how feudalism is attempted by each of these nations in their
colonies. ·
Notice how the Spanish
begin the 1500s with gold and with great success, but notice how the shift in
power is to nations with markets (furs and the slave trade). ·
Notice how the
nation states shift to colonization. In
religion and the nation state: ·
Notice the role of religion in some of their relationships with the
Native Americans (such as the Spanish and the French, but not so much with
the English). ·
Notice the wars of religion—especially the Treaty of Westphalia and
what that means for the nation-state Using the Link to Think about History: §
Why does the United States take the novel position for a nation state
that it does not have 1 religion as its national religion? §
What does the comparison show you about what nation state will win in
North America? In the world (at least through 1914)? ·
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