Essay Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheespeake RegionSimlaboratory Simliarity

Essay 'Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheespeake Region'Simlaboratory Simliarity'The essay 'Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheespeake Region' is presented in the category of the essays on B.C. and E. England in the English Colonies.The essay is by the same author, Mark McEwan, but it is presented in the section of English Colonies in the Cheespeake Region. This essay will provide you with an insight into how colonial leaders in the British Colonies handled the many problems that they faced during their rule.The British colonies were not without problems and, as Mark points out, the settlers in the Colonies faced serious problems when it came to the housing and health problems. This was no different from the colonial states which were ruled by different dynasties and, although these dynasties had similar problems, they did not share the same problems in relation to the housing and health problems. This essay will therefore concentrate on housing problems.The housing problems were very difficult to handle as the colonialists were faced with many problems such as poverty, food shortages, disease and racial discrimination. There were many problems that arose from these aspects. This is why the essay focuses on housing problems in the Colonies. Housing was the root cause of most of the problems that were faced by colonists as a whole.The essay will show you that housing problems were a very difficult task to handle and one of the worst problems that were faced by the colonists was the housing of the colonists. To solve the housing problem, the government decided to establish schools for the children. But even after the schools were established, the problems continued to arise. Some of the children were illiterate and some were quite literate. As a result, the colonials started educating the children themselves by making themselves bilingual in French and English.Similarities between this essay and the 'Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheesp eake Region' include the focus on the housing problem. It is in this connection that the author would like to point out a few points. After all, the people who wrote the two essays are from different regions of the world. In the Essay 'Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheespeake Region', it is the Colonial Government that was blamed for the housing problem while in the Simlilarities British Colonies essay, it is the Colonial Leaders who is blamed for the housing problem.In the Simlilarities British Colonies essay, it is pointed out that the housing problems were caused by the lack of property rights and poor management of the estates. In the Cheespeake Region essay, it is the colony governors who are blamed for the housing problems in terms of the poor management of the estates. The author would also like to point out that the government of the Colonies did everything to solve the housing problem and, as a result, the poor state of the housing in the Colonies cannot be attrib uted to the colonial governors alone.There are many more similarities between the essays. The author would, however, like to add that this is not an essay in any way on the colonial experience. The writer suggests that this essay may be presented as a follow-up to the 'Simplifications British Colonies in the Cheespeake Region' essay.