How Capitalism Influenced What Became The United States From Contact

History ClassStudent’s NameInstitutionCourse Number and NameInstructor NameAssignment DateHistory ClassQuestion C. Capitalism between 1500 and 1700 influenced the development of the United States of America. Other than being introduced by the European settlers in North America, it influenced both the Native Americans as well as the African Americans. One of the key influences of capitalism was the development of market opportunities. The focus on profit maximization promoted exploitation and exploration of new markets and businesses, which contributed to aggressiveness in getting the customers to enhance their profit and promote profit maximization. As a result, the European Settlers and New England colonials in America focused on capitalist Agriculture, which resulted in social conflict and undermined American Rural inhabitants' control over the land. Notably, capitalism encouraged the improvement of output and specialization into ventures that could result in cash production. The focus shifted to production for market and profit maximization rather than subsistence consumption. Based on this perspective the European settlers, which were mainly New England and Middle Atlantic introduced and focused mainly on cash crops as well as industrialization (Miller, 2020). This focus encouraged the need for