History 410: Rise of the Atlantic World
California State University, Fullerton: History
From the project choices I posted during Week Five, I plan on researching the how the American Civil War changed cotton trade between the American South and the European counties of Great Britain and France. Before the American Civil War, Read More …
Based upon the initial reading of the Introduction to the Jamestown Project by Karen Kupperman and the Ecological Perspectives on the Mande Population Movements… by George E Brooks, one would think that these two readings have nothing in common. After Read More …
Early America historian Andrew C. Lipman’s article Murder on the Saltwater Frontier: The Death of John Oldham is much more than an investigation of an English mariner’s murder by Indians which started the Pequot War. Lipman also addresses the navigation Read More …
These are the three possible topics for my final project: The change over time of the cotton trade between the southern states of the United States and Europe (especially Great Britain) before and during the American Civil War. The dynamic Read More …
Chapter four of The Atlantic World examines the escalating rivalries between the kingdom of Spain and English, French, and Dutch. During this time, Europe was in turmoil. The Reformation, started by Martin Luther as Diana Tran mentioned in her post, Read More …
In chapter three Iberians in America of The Atlantic World by Douglas R. Egerton et al., the authors try to explain the encounters between the people of the Iberian peninsula and the native inhabitants of the newly discovered (in the Read More …
