in the Age of Exploration began in 1497, when the Italian-born explorer John Cabot, sailing for an English claims in North America.” (Grassi). Exploration doesn’t have to be an actual adventure, it can be a metaphoric adventure. Embarking on his own metaphoric voyage of discovery, Shakespeare explored the heights and depths of new writing pieces. Through redefinitions of forms and new uses of English, the poets of England, strong enough to, influence writers across the
Since the 1600’s, politics in the United States has affected education in many ways. When the pilgrims arrived in 1620, their values and ideas shaped society. Families were expected to teach their children literacy, and churches shifted from teaching religious values to teaching education. The Spanish tried to acculturate the Native Americans through schooling. In the 1700’s, people were concerned that families could not successfully teach their children so mass education became the solution. The