The Clown Princes of Hollywood (1963)
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The Clown Princes of Hollywood (1963)
Explains how mercantilism influenced the colonial expansion of European nations in the 16th and 17th centuries. Traces the overseas expansion of Portugal, Spain, England, France, and Holland. Discusses the different factors which caused Europeans to leave their homes to settle in North America and in other foreign lands.
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