文献类型：期刊文章

作　　者：李剑鸣[1]

机构地区：[1]南开大学美国历史与文化研究中心,教授天津300071

出　　处：《世界历史》

年　　份：2002

期　　号：4

起止页码：21-29

语　　种：中文

收录情况：BDHX、BDHX2000、CSSCI、CSSCI2000_2002、NSSD、RWSKHX、SKJJZZ、核心刊

摘　　要：The rapid increase of the population in British North America, with variations from colony to colony, was a remarkable factor that played a very important role in the social changes in early America. With the movements of the European and African inhabitants, the cultural domain of British North America kept expanding, and the settlement and development of the inland parts of the colonies were greatly accelerated. At the same time, the composition of the population became more and more diversified, thus making the relations between different racial and ethnic groups complicated. From the interactions within colonials of different national origins emerged "a new race of man", i.e., the Americans. But, as the British element in demographic, political, and cultural aspects remained dominant, the other racial and ethnic groups were overshadowed in terms of social and cultural influences.

关 键 词：美国  殖民地时期 人口变动 变动原因  人口流动 内陆开发  种族多样性  文化多样化 族裔多样化  

分 类 号：K712[历史学类]