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    Spanish, French, and English colonization in the New World had some key differences in their purpose, location, interactions with native peoples, labor systems, and degree of success: 1) The Spanish sought to establish wealth and convert natives religiously, colonizing Mexico, the Caribbean, and Florida. The French aimed to expand their empire in Canada, the Mississippi River valley, and Haiti. The English wanted to escape turmoil and establish wealth along the eastern coast of North America. 2) The Spanish had stricter control from the mother country and established wealth but never truly lasting colonies. The French gained some wealth but never a continuous colony down the Mississippi. The English had looser control and some success

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    Spanish, French, and English colonization in the New World had some key differences in their purpose, location, interactions with native peoples, labor systems, and degree of success: 1) The Spanish sought to establish wealth and convert natives religiously, colonizing Mexico, the Caribbean, and Florida. The French aimed to expand their empire in Canada, the Mississippi River valley, and Haiti. The English wanted to escape turmoil and establish wealth along the eastern coast of North America. 2) The Spanish had stricter control from the mother country and established wealth but never truly lasting colonies. The French gained some wealth but never a continuous colony down the Mississippi. The English had looser control and some success

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    Spanish, French, and English colonization in the New World had some key differences in their purpose, location, interactions with native peoples, labor systems, and degree of success: 1) The Spanish sought to establish wealth and convert natives religiously, colonizing Mexico, the Caribbean, and Florida. The French aimed to expand their empire in Canada, the Mississippi River valley, and Haiti. The English wanted to escape turmoil and establish wealth along the eastern coast of North America. 2) The Spanish had stricter control from the mother country and established wealth but never truly lasting colonies. The French gained some wealth but never a continuous colony down the Mississippi. The English had looser control and some success

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    Comparing Spanish, French, & English Colonization in the New World

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