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The children who surpassed their parents I suppose the video is self-explanatory. If you're unfamiliar with the historical context, here it is: The primary European nations that colonized the Americas were Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, France, and the Netherlands, along with smaller colonial efforts by Sweden, Denmark-Norway, Russia, and Courland. Major Colonial Powers * Spain: Established the earliest and vastest empire in the Americas, controlling most of South America (except Brazil), Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and large parts of the present-day southern and western United States. * Portugal: Colonized South America east of the Tordesillas Line, which developed into modern-day Brazil. * Great Britain (England): Focused on eastern North America (the Thirteen Colonies and Canada), as well as several Caribbean islands (e.g., Jamaica, Barbados). * France: Claimed extensive territories in North America (New France, including Eastern Canada, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi River basin) and key Caribbean islands like Saint-Domingue (Haiti). * The Netherlands: Established New Netherland (centered around present-day New York) in North America, as well as territories in the Caribbean (Dutch West Indies) and northern South America (Suriname). Minor Colonial Powers * Sweden: Founded New Sweden (1638–1655) along the Delaware River in North America, and later briefly held Saint Barthélemy in the Caribbean. * Denmark–Norway: Colonized the Danish West Indies (the modern U.S. Virgin Islands) in the Caribbean and established colonies in Greenland. * Russia: Colonized Russian America (present-day Alaska) from the mid-18th century until its sale to the United States in 1867. * Duchy of Courland: Briefly established a small colony on the Caribbean island of Tobago in the 17th century. I didn't include the other countries because honestly it's a pain, and in my opinion the most relevant countries were the UK, Spain, France, and Portugal since they had a lot of influence. #countryballs #History #countryball #polandball #edit

The children who surpassed their parents I suppose the video is self-explanatory. If you're unfamiliar with the historical context, here it is: The primary European nations that colonized the Americas were Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, France, and the Netherlands, along with smaller colonial efforts by Sweden, Denmark-Norway, Russia, and Courland. Major Colonial Powers * Spain: Established the earliest and vastest empire in the Americas, controlling most of South America (except Brazil), Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and large parts of the present-day southern and western United States. * Portugal: Colonized South America east of the Tordesillas Line, which developed into modern-day Brazil. * Great Britain (England): Focused on eastern North America (the Thirteen Colonies and Canada), as well as several Caribbean islands (e.g., Jamaica, Barbados). * France: Claimed extensive territories in North America (New France, including Eastern Canada, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi River basin) and key Caribbean islands like Saint-Domingue (Haiti). * The Netherlands: Established New Netherland (centered around present-day New York) in North America, as well as territories in the Caribbean (Dutch West Indies) and northern South America (Suriname). Minor Colonial Powers * Sweden: Founded New Sweden (1638–1655) along the Delaware River in North America, and later briefly held Saint Barthélemy in the Caribbean. * Denmark–Norway: Colonized the Danish West Indies (the modern U.S. Virgin Islands) in the Caribbean and established colonies in Greenland. * Russia: Colonized Russian America (present-day Alaska) from the mid-18th century until its sale to the United States in 1867. * Duchy of Courland: Briefly established a small colony on the Caribbean island of Tobago in the 17th century. I didn't include the other countries because honestly it's a pain, and in my opinion the most relevant countries were the UK, Spain, France, and Portugal since they had a lot of influence. #countryballs #History #countryball #polandball #edit

The children who surpassed their parents I suppose the video is self-explanatory. If you're unfamiliar with the historical context, here it is: The primary European nations that colonized the Americas were Spain, Portugal, Great Britain, France, and the Netherlands, along with smaller colonial efforts by Sweden, Denmark-Norway, Russia, and Courland. Major Colonial Powers * Spain: Established the earliest and vastest empire in the Americas, controlling most of South America (except Brazil), Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and large parts of the present-day southern and western United States. * Portugal: Colonized South America east of the Tordesillas Line, which developed into modern-day Brazil. * Great Britain (England): Focused on eastern North America (the Thirteen Colonies and Canada), as well as several Caribbean islands (e.g., Jamaica, Barbados). * France: Claimed extensive territories in North America (New France, including Eastern Canada, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi River basin) and key Caribbean islands like Saint-Domingue (Haiti). * The Netherlands: Established New Netherland (centered around present-day New York) in North America, as well as territories in the Caribbean (Dutch West Indies) and northern South America (Suriname). Minor Colonial Powers * Sweden: Founded New Sweden (1638–1655) along the Delaware River in North America, and later briefly held Saint Barthélemy in the Caribbean. * Denmark–Norway: Colonized the Danish West Indies (the modern U.S. Virgin Islands) in the Caribbean and established colonies in Greenland. * Russia: Colonized Russian America (present-day Alaska) from the mid-18th century until its sale to the United States in 1867. * Duchy of Courland: Briefly established a small colony on the Caribbean island of Tobago in the 17th century. I didn't include the other countries because honestly it's a pain, and in my opinion the most relevant countries were the UK, Spain, France, and Portugal since they had a lot of influence. #countryballs #History #countryball #polandball #edit

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