Has there ever been a spelling era in the United States? When is the specific historical period

From the fifties to the seventies of the last century. Or maybe all of them now.

Who's to blame, the ancestors of the poor are not capable of benefiting future generations.

If you are interested in this, take a look at Stavrianos's "General History of the World", which covers the origin of mankind, to the life and customs of people in different regions, and their respective cultures and civilizations... It's all good.

Let's give an example, didn't you say that we have a long history, but what about the United States? The history of the United States really can't be compared to ours.

Because when the United States had not yet become a country, it could be said that it was a colony. The British went the most, just like when the Eight-Nation Coalition came in. In our Ming Dynasty, the British went to so many people, then occupied a land, and then colonized.

This continent was originally all natives, that is, savages, very primitive, so they would not have the concept of aggression we have now, and the natives did not become a climate, so they went aside.

Later, there were more colonists, just like I went, but I was still from Zhongguo, and I had to be under the control of Zhongguo, so I wouldn't do it. I'm the boss here, I have money, I want to be independent, I have it, and these people just abandoned their country and set up a new government here.

The United States, this is the United States, and its history can only be from the arrival of these colonizers to the official establishment of the United States. So how many years have it been, 1607, 1776 the birth of the United States, what history can he have for more than a hundred years.

Where is the real history?

On the continent of Lai Europe, it is composed of the Middle East, India, Zhongguo, Europe and the steppes of central Eurasia.

If foreigners want to talk about the origin, the mainstream theory is that East African hominids can be traced back millions of years. In the early days, there were no such countries as the United States and the United Kingdom, which were all nation-states that gradually formed in the past 1,000 years. If you want to talk about foreigners in Chinese history, there are more detailed texts about Rome and Japan in the Western Han Dynasty.

As for the Xiongnu, some of them merged with the Chinese and some moved west, as far as Europe. Therefore, the Xiongnu were probably not pure foreigners.

The history of the United States began after the Revolutionary War, before the independence of the United States, only the native Indians lived on the American continent, and the history of the Indians was also very long, and then the colonial era began, the Indians were colonized by the Portuguese and Spanish from Europe, and later the French and British colonized the Indians. Later, the British and other Europeans in the Americas slowly formed a national consciousness, and the United States was founded after the Revolutionary War. In fact, in ancient China, there were also their civilizations in Europe and other places, but their national civilization was not passed down at that time, that is, the countries in Europe now have little connection with the original civilization.

China, since the Xia, Shang and Zhou periods, civilization has been inherited, and various ethnic groups have been constantly integrated, experiencing the Xia, Shang and Zhou periods, the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period, the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Three Kingdoms, the Eastern and Western Jin Dynasties, and so on.

Since the beginning of the new era of world colonization, a large number of immigrants have entered the "New World". The beginning of the nineteenth century was the beginning of the first wave of European immigration.

A typical example is the mass migration caused by the colonization of Europeans to North America and South America.

In the 19th century, a large number of Irish and Italians brought Roman Catholicism to the colonies in order to spread the gospel.

The canonical history of the English is supposed to begin with the Norman Conquest in 1066. At that time, it was supposed to be the island of Britain under the rule of the Romans. We called Rome the Great Qin during the Han Dynasty, so the British probably appeared at that time.

I don't deny it, but if you don't have the capital in this area, then you can only rely on your own efforts.

It's sad, but it's true.