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It is hard to say just how the Europeans took over the New World and ruled globally, but there's always this one reason that really personally blows my mind. It worked for them but it's not quite the very nice way of taking care of business. It is how they took over the New World and became rich off of killing and brutally torturing human beings. Stripping "these savages" of all their gold, gold the savages found no value in anyways. At first they were willing to work because they were given other goods in exchange for their work (fetching of gold). Also they were given a 'necklace' if they produced enough goods. If they didn't produce enough goods (like when they ran out) then they didn't receive a necklace, which meant the savage worthless addition to the world was killed. Then came the torturing, the brutality, and the extinction of the New World people when either A: they had no more gold or goods, or B: they tried to run or fight the Europeans. Oh yes! This was a large upbringing for the European expansion but it's not the main reason that the Europeans gained so m |
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Yes, the shipment of slaves too killed them through diseases in the ships, starvation, beatings, and being worked to death but the plan worked for the Europeans again. The main reason that the Europeans were able to rule and influence people globally is because he had his routes. There at the Indies the Europeans picked up on some sugar, coffee and tobacco and went home to Europe to sell these goods. The Europeans also brought diseases to the Americas that the Americas were never introduced to. This gave them very much power especially considering that the Europeans just killed off thousands and thousands of "savages. Without the triangular trade history would not be the same. This is the whole picture of success and how the trade worked. Then the Africans took a trip to the West Indies across the Atlantic Ocean. Although it is a very large portions of the reason that they were able to take over so much land so fast with no one to fight over it with. Not only is that common sense but also the fact that overseas colonization and trade made merchants gain very much wealth. All in one trip the Europeans took manufactured goods to the west coast of Africa. The Europeans ran that trade operation, it's only common sense that they would be powerful, wealthy and at the least take over the New World. There were various other routs taken to pick up various other goods that supplied THE WORLD. Some topics in this essay:
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