The advent of Europeans led to the colonization of the region by powerful European colonies such as England, Spain, and Portugal, etc. She was aided by various expeditions that led to the discovery of North America. Christopher Columbus played an important role in the exploration of the American continent which shed light on the existence of North American lands useful for both agriculture and other development capabilities. This article examines the extent to which European colonization of North America was a utopian experiment. A critical review of existing literature is conducted to illustrate the factors presented in the report to develop the viewpoint incorporated into the body of literature. The attraction of It is the colonization of North America that paved the way for the European expansion of their colonies around the world and exercised the different colonial forms used to inhabit other regions within their state. North America has been home to many races since the early centuries and has continued to be so. The European model of colonization was therefore differentiated according to the types of races that populated the place in that period. Holloway (1966), for example, observes that the spirits of democracy and equality were championed in some English colonies from the beginning of their colonizing spree around the world. However, these humane treatments excluded women, African Americans, and Native Americans who made up substantial numbers of inhabitants in North America during the European colonial period. European colonialists intended these exclusions to facilitate the possibilities of creating the utopian society they wished to bring about in the world. The American spirit rooted in the slogan; “In God We Trust” was coined during this time. Today, America is known as the white European Protestant North America, thus carving out a niche that would stand out in the entire world. This research extended from Puritan regimes to gym aerobics. Although early writings excavated by anthropologists recorded the vision of European colonialists that a communist society would be humanity's most virtuous and proper state, which is natural in all respects, the desire to create a utopian society in America has overcome the desire to create a communist society. society and the adoption of the capitalist regime that continued to govern the United States and stimulate the development agenda in the region