American names and history

American namesake...
In 1507, the German cartographer Martin Waldseemulla published a map of the world. On this map, he named the western hemisphere "America" ​​after the name of Italian inventor and mapographer Amerigo Vespucci. [16] Former British colonies used the first country's first name in the Declaration of Independence of the United States. This declaration, "Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of America", was adopted by the "Representatives of the United States of America" ​​on July 4, 1776. [17] On 15 November 1777, the current name was finalized by the Constitution of Confederation enactment in the Second Continental Congress. . In this article it was said: "The Stile of the Confederacy will be the United States of America." "The United States name as a short name is authentic. Other common names are the U.S., the USA, and America. Spoken Names are the U.S. of A. and the States The name Columbia was once used by the name of Christopher Columbus as the name of the United States. The name of the "District of Columbia" exists today.

US citizens are known in Bengali as "American". The word "US" is used as a United States adjective. [18]Original American and European colonies....

America's history...
Main article: Indigenous Americans

The mainland of the United States and the indigenous people who live in Alaska today came to this region as an immigrant from Asia. They are thought to have started coming from around 40,000 years ago today. It is almost certain that their coming of at least 12,000 years ago is almost certain. Many Aboriginal communities of pre-Columbian era developed advanced agricultural, architectural and state-of-the-like social order European explorer Christopher Columbus came to Puerto Rico in the Americas region on November 1, 1493. Through this, Europeans were first introduced to indigenous Americans. After this, most American indigenous people died of epidemic diseases in the Eurasian region.

At that time the residence of European colonizers in America was originally in Florida. The colonial colonies of St. Augustyn's colonies, which are now only established in 1565, survive. In addition, the French mercenary traders built a new building named New France near the Great Lakes. After this, the Spaniards established a colony in the south-west of present-day United States. This region belongs to the present-day Mexico. The first successful English colony was the Virginia colony established at Jamesstown in 1607 and the colonization of the Plymouth founded in 1620. In 1628, after the financial funding for the establishment of the Massachusetts Bay colony, the tide of migrations among the English grew. By 1634, there were about 10,000 Puritan residents in New England.In the late 1610s, the British transferred 50,000 of British revolutionaries to British colonies in America. Since 1614, the Dutch colonists built settlements across the Hudson River and settled in Manhattan Island and New Amsterdam. In 1638, the Sueidians formed a small colony across the river Delaware, which was named New Sweden. But in 1655 the Dutch took over it.

Over 7 years of colonial expansion continued with the French and Indian wars. Britain occupied Canada from France. But the people of the frankophone from the southern colonies were politically isolated. Britain defeated the Dutch in the Anglo-Danish War in 1674 and captured the former Dutch colonies. After this, the former New Netherland was named after New York. After colonization of Carolina in 1729 and the colonization of Georgia in 1732, 13 different British colonies were formed. These 13 colonies coincided with the establishment of the United States. However, in each of these states there were active local and colonial governments that were born through the election of independent people. At the core of the states' consciousness was the motivation for self-preservation of the ancient rights of the English and the self-governing government system, which later gave birth to the republican system. In all states, it was legal to trade with African slaves. Due to high birth rates, low mortality rate and perpetual migration, the population of colonies has doubled every 25 years.