What kind of society was America before independence?

According to archaeological research, the initial time of human activities in America was about 35,000 BC. It is basically the same as the initial time of human activities in Japan and Scandinavia. Prehistoric immigrants came from Asia and Europe. The main migration activities took place about 1.4 million-1. 1 ten thousand years ago. After that, Native Americans formed.

149210 June 12, Columbus arrived in San Salvador Island, Bahamas with the help of the Queen of Spain. From 65438 to 0493, Columbus established the first Spanish colony in present-day Santo Domingo. After that, Europe began to colonize America.

1607, Virginia Company in London established the first permanent colony of Britain in Jamestown, chesapeake bay, North America. Since then, Britain has successively established colonies in the northeast and central parts of the Atlantic coast of North America. 1624, the Netherlands established a colony at the mouth of the Hudson River-New Holland, and expanded to Connecticut and Delaware Valley in the following decades. After the three Anglo-Dutch wars from 1652 to 1675, the Netherlands permanently withdrew from North America, and Britain got the new Netherlands and continued to expand its colonies. By the time of the North American War of Independence (1775), Britain had established 13 colonies (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia) on the Atlantic coast of North America.

1760s and1770s, 13 The tension between American colonies and Britain eventually led to the War of Independence, and the colonial representatives signed the American Declaration of Independence on 1776. In the War of Independence (1775- 1783), George Washington led a continental army composed of 13 colonies to fight against the British. The colonies created the Continental Legion in the General Assembly of 1776, but they were not authorized to collect taxes and make federal laws. 1777, independent colonies formally adopted confederacy regulations to establish a federal sovereign state and a federal government exercising management power. After an arduous war of independence, the Continental Army finally defeated the British, and the British signed the Treaty of Paris in 1783, officially recognizing the independence of the United States.

From 1803 to 1848, the area of the United States almost tripled. With the new ideal of "destined to expand to the whole continent", the colonists expanded to the vast Yuan Ye, and even went deep into the inland before "Louise Anna bought the land". This expansion was temporarily blocked in the war of 18 12, but it soon continued with the victory of the war. 1848, the United States won the US-Mexico War, which further strengthened the colonists' ideal of territorial expansion.