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Compare the early spanish settlements in Cental America to the early british settlements in new Zealand?
smdb or smpb
Who borught horses to North America?
The british and the spanish
Who were building colonies in North America?
Mainly the British, Spanish and French
Which Central America country lacks a Spanish heritage?
Belize it was settled by the British, it was forsaken by the Spanish because it lacked gold it is a member of the British commonwealth and is protected from Guatemala by British soldiers.
Which country in Central America is the only non-Spanish speaking country?
Belize is the only non spanish speaking country in Central America. Before independence it was known as British Honduras - a British colony.
Compare the british dollars to america dollar?
There is no such thing as a British dollar. If you want to compare the British Pound to the US dollar, the rates change every day. Use this currency converter to calculate it.
Which European nations used to control South America?
South America was controlled by the Spanish, the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British.
If the Spanish were in America first why don't we speak Spanish?
because the british took control and they speak English and we mostly came from there
What evidence is there that the British were in a strong position in North America in 1740?
On the map of North America in the 1740s it shows that the british controlled the most land over all of the others. ( First nations, french and spanish).
Who colonized Central America and South America?
Spanish settlers, from Mexico City, and Panama, and Portuguese conqueror's, in Brazil.
How does George Washington compare to Simon bolivar?
bolivar fought for independence in the Spanish colonies of south America and Washington did the same for British colonies in north America newtest3 Washington had a lot of money. Simon Bolivar had a lot of money, but used most of the money in the Battle of Boyaca.
What European nations attempted to colonize North America?
British/English, French, Spanish, Dutch.
