Americas cultural Identity

Americas cultural Identity
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America’s cultural Identity
There are different associations that have been provided by the nature and critique of the historical perspective of the nation. The discoveries that have been important in developing the necessity of traditions are important and essential in offering support for the community. The same can be said by the nations and culture that was born and founded by many different people in our historical nature. The means are necessary in supporting and raising the manner through which every community and society beliefs. The modern society and culture is important in developing fundamental ideas about the nation. Looking at the many cultures and societies that were founded during the 15th centuries, it is phenomenon to arrive at a situation through which every different community has used and passed over different generations, Smith (1988). Over the last centuries, the communities and concepts gained by the different societies in the modern community were based on the development and creation of identity tasks and concepts of gaining social dimensions. The same can be applied to fellow explorers such as Columbus and Smith. They are the entities that are fundamental and necessary in supporting the creation and manner through which the communities and societies are essential in developing culture. Although their discoveries have been the limelight and necessity in the modern community, in the 15th century it was all about discovering what other people did not know about, (Columbus, 1992). The civilization of life, social culture and customs are what is defined by these explorers in the new world, "And I went there and followed its northern coast, as I had in the case of Juana, to the eastward for one hundred and eighty-eight great leagues in a straight line. This island and all the others are very fertile to a limitless degree, and this island is extremely so, (Columbus, 1992)". Thus, many can offer different essentials in life such as necessity, findings, medicine innovations, technologies and other basic needs of the 21st century, but the ideologies lies within the community of the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. This essay argues that the explorations and discoveries by Christopher Columbus and John Smith contributed to the civilization of America, the development of trade, industry, as well as the establishment of international relations with the outside world.
Columbus presents the concept of being this elderly explorer with the motive of findings and communicating through different concepts important in supporting human development and creation. Although in his many letters, some of its meaning was not instrumentally presented, but it offers the foundation and basis of presenting the essence of different communities and societies. He was among the mainly presented and valued communities in the society. More importantly, it is valued in developing the support important in measuring and increasing the support of human creations, (Columbus, 1992). There is civilization based on the communication projective he used. Some point out at the manner through which he spoke in his letters, but other just look at the challenges and survival course he went through. Furthermore, the concept and manner through which many different people in the community interact and lead each other.
Discovering America was another important perspective of Columbus. In his many voyages, it has been noted that he went through and found many different islands that were inhabited by numberless people and cultured communities. This is the insight into the relativity of human life and social parameters that are presented in the modern community. Columbus observes that "At every point where I landed, and succeeded in talking to them, I gave them some of everything I had cloth and many other things" (Columbus, 1922). Columbus and his voyage across the world is basically another exercise of innovation and invention that the 14th and 15th community centuries needed. It raises the illustrations of importantly discovering the community and its many affairs. Thus, it is importan...