American country introduction

As early as 1607, 100 many British colonists landed on the east coast of the southern tip of North America and established their stronghold named Jamestown in the upper reaches of the James River. When these immigrants first arrived in North America, they were born in two places and had no food and clothing. With the help of Indians, they learned to grow local crops. However, when they gain a foothold in the North American continent. The British established 13 colonies in the narrow strip from the Atlantic coast in the east to the Appalachian mountains in the west. The inhabitants of the colonies came from various European countries, including Irish, Dutch and Germans, and the most of them were British. It is the same geography, the same economic life, the same language and the same culture that have created the psychological characteristics of the colonial people in North America, thus forming them to become American nations. Today's American nation is a new nation composed of immigrants from many countries, among which British descendants, German descendants, Irish descendants and African descendants have the largest number.