The Causes and Effects of the European Explorers For my Introduction I will be talking about the 1st attempt by europeans to colonize the New world around 1,000 A.D. The Causes and the Effects of the European Exploration and the Colonization of the native people of the Americas. What I already know is Europeans travel around the world to discover new things and the other countries wanted to find the ocean routes to asia. Henry VII. was the king of england and had to pay off William Bradford’s family and william had asked of the king for him and many others to travel to america and form a new colony. So in response to his question he let the settlers go because he didn’t want to them what he had owed in return he just them go off on a ship …show more content…
They were placed on the MayFlower in the 1620’s and were on it for 2 months there were only 102 people left. And landed on a place called Plymouth Rock,Massachusetts. When they got there they made it into a huge village and it was livable, but also they taking the native americans land. It was expanding left and right more and more settlers were coming to live here. When the winter came and it was time to stock up on meat and important necessities to survive through the winter.They always relied on the native americans to get them food for the winter instead of doing it themselves. And that’s my Cause and Effect on the european explorers and the native americans essay on what happened to them in the late year of the (1400’s-1776). when they were on their long voyage they didn’t have that much supplies of food so they either starved to death some or ate leather, rats that ran through the ship , and hard tack is where you you add flour and water and those were their only options. The indians got affected by bad diseases because of the europeans. About 90 percent of the indians population got infected. Which one of out ten of the native americans survived the diseases that had spread out through Plymouth rock More