The British are the ancestors of Americans?

The history of the British nation began around 450 AD. Please allow me to briefly introduce the history of Britain below:

With the decline of the Roman Empire (AD 4 10), after the last Roman army withdrew from albion, three Teutonic tribes from the European continent-Angles, Saxons and Jutes-quickly conquered and exterminated most of the Celtics, the indigenous people on the island, and they settled down on the island, naming the middle part of the island as Angles or England. This is the old England.

/kloc-In the early 7th century, some British and European explorers began to land in America. More than a hundred years before the colonists came to the North American continent, the Spanish had occupied the Caribbean islands and Mexico, as well as some places in Central and South America. /kloc-At the beginning of the 7th century, the British began to settle in Virginia and Massachusetts. These early English colonists became the first major residents in British history.

The earliest colonists in America were Dutch, Swedes, Germans, French, Spaniards, Italians and Portuguese. French colonists mainly settled in the north along the Lawrence River. Sweden mainly settled along the Delaware River; The Dutch mainly settled in the Hudson River area; German, Scottish and Irish colonists lived in new york and Pennsylvania. The Spanish colonized Florida; Black people from Africa are mainly distributed in New England, central colonies and southern regions. Native Americans, Indians, all over the American continent. These people have made their own contributions to the formation of American civilization. The lifestyle of the first federal states in the United States mainly followed the British tradition. Colonists managed public affairs according to English laws, and British businessmen also provided economic support for the colonists. Place names are mainly named after British monarchs and British place names, such as Georgia, Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, new york (new york), New Hampshire and New England.

The colonists who settled in Jamestown, Virginia, North America from 65438 to 0607 were the first permanent residents of the United States. The captain of these early colonists was John Smith, a very rich British soldier. He became the first American writer, and his works became guides for people to understand this land, and also became invitations for adventurers to come to the New World.

Therefore, it is not entirely correct to say that the British are the ancestors of Americans.

Bibliography: The History of American Literature and Selected Readings, published by Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press.

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