Thursday, November 3, 2011

How it Changed Humans Interacting WIth Each Other

How did the exploration of the Americas change the world?

The exploration to America really changed the world because it changed how humans interacted to the environment.  Here are a few thing thats changed the world because of the expoloration of America landscape of the world that humans knew about.  Second, it changed the population, plant, and animal life. They didnt really know the structure of the earth before Christor Columbus found America, but the truth is that there were already humans there.  He just showed the world that there was another huge island type thing.  There was no knowledge of what they knew what the world looked like, they thought that it was flat but it was really a circle.  The founding of America was really just a beinging of knowing the globe and  where they really live.  They expanded the knowledge of America and Europe and the rest of the world and because of all there journies from both sides of the huge ocean, everyone become more aware of other cultures.

It changed how the map looked.  New land was discovered and the Europians mapped the new world and what they discovered.  With all the good things that changed the world there was also some bad confliets too, like diseases because people from Europe werent amounded for it.  Or the Americans weren't amounded for the diseases by the Europians.

The techonology changed the world.  What if the Europians never exploration the Americans, would the world be the same?  Were the Europians bringing a advanced culture to the places that they explored?  The Europians were able to discover the power of humans and how they could control the world around them.  The techonloogy developments in that time period made it possible to explore the new world.  It changed the economic, social impact, politiccal, and religious.  It really effected how the humans interacted with each other societies, because they probalby wanted the new peice of land, with goodies and teasures to find.

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