The document discusses the history of native Americans, European colonizers, and the Spanish empire in the Americas. It notes that scholars once viewed native cultures as static but genetic evidence now suggests connections to Siberian peoples. Between 1450-1500, improved European maritime technology allowed dozens of voyages to discover the Americas. The Spanish then created a vast empire through the 16th century conquest and colonization of the Americas, making rivals like England and France feel threatened by Spanish domination.

1. The American revolution By Alex SerratoHistory140

2. Natives Scholars used to think of native American cultures as relatively static.The native American people entirely reject the scholarly explanations for their origins.Genetic and skeletal (especially dental) evidence suggests special affinities between native Americans and the peoples of Siberia.

3. Colonizers During the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, Europeans developer the maritime technology and imperial ambitions to explore and dominate the world’s oceans.Between the 1450 and 1500, European mariners, in dozens of voyages, found the Americas.The discovery and exploitation of the Americas and the route to Asia transformed Europe.

4. New Spain During the sixteenth century, the Spanish created the most formidable empire in European history. Conquering and colonizing vast stretches of the Americas.By the sixteenth-century Spanish empire terrified its European rivals, which felt vulnerable to Spanish domination.