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Let’s Observe                                Let’s Connect







 New Settlers’ Colonies of North America   North America during the Exploration Period vs. the Present


 Delaware Colony
            North America during the Exploration Period
 Delaware colony was located
            North America during the exploration period was exposed to extreme changes, which a ected its
 on the Delaware River bay.
            indigenous people drastically. To the Europeans, the Native Americans lived in the Stone Age; they had
 Indigenous people settled in
            no technology, or ships, and hardly any weapons, and even their trade was just barter. The Europeans
 the area in the beginning of the
            even changed the names of the territories that the Native Americans named.
 1600s, until the Swedes and the
            North America in the Present
 Dutch took control of the area.
            North America today is nothing like how it was then. It is now the independent United States, whose 13
 The Swedes and the Dutch
            colonies fought for their independence against the British; Canada, which was also colonized by the
 tried to colonize the area of
            British; and Mexico, which was a colony of Spain. North America is now one of the most powerful and
 Delaware because of its
            technologically advanced continents.
 resources. However, the English

 took control over it in 1664.
 Delaware state capitol building, USA                                                           Native Americans
 The Province of Maryland

 The area of Maryland was taken

 by the British Lord Baltimore in

 an attempt to make it the

 center of Catholics in the New

 World.

 Settlers of the Maryland colony

 settled on rivers and waterways

 and focused on growing

 tobacco, which they exported

 to Europe.





 Maryland state capitol building, USA

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