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Yes, there were areas that changed from British control to Spanish control over time, particularly in the Americas during the Age of Exploration. One prominent example is Florida, which was initially under Spanish rule, then became British territory, and eventually returned to Spanish control.
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Florida was under British control from 1763 to 1783. It was under Spanish control until 1763, and it returned to Spanish control in 1783.
because the british took control and they speak English and we mostly came from there
European Imperialism qualifies as such.
The british and definately not the spanish
South America was controlled by the Spanish, the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
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