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How were the french settlers different from the settlers of new Spain?

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How were the french settlers differant from the settlers of new Spain?

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Where were the settlers of New York from?

Spain


Where were the first settlers of New York from?

Spain


What were french and Spain doing in new world?

I think it was the spain; or spanish:))


Which was true of New Spain?

Although Spain wanted families to immigrate, most of the settlers were male (Apex)


How did the Spanish protect settlers claims in the borderlands of new Spain?

Pedro Men'endez Avil'es


What Strategic french fortress conquered by New England settlers?

Louisbourg


What French settlers were interested the most in the new world?

Iqaluit? Maybe


In what way were the settlers in Louisiana different from settlers in new France?

Settlers in Louisiana, particularly during the French colonial period, were often more diverse and included a mix of French, Spanish, African, and Indigenous populations, reflecting a more multicultural society. In contrast, settlers in New France primarily consisted of French colonists focused on fur trading and agriculture, with less emphasis on cultural diversity. Additionally, Louisiana settlers engaged in plantation agriculture, which led to the establishment of a plantation economy reliant on enslaved labor, while New France's economy was more centered on trade and small-scale farming.


Settlers of New Mexico?

The first European settlers were from Spain under Governor Juan de Onate.


Did Spain lose New Orleans to the French during the French and Indian War?

No, Spain did not lose New Orleans to the French during the French and Indian War. In fact, Spain gained control of New Orleans and the surrounding territory as a result of the Treaty of Paris in 1763, which ended the war. The treaty ceded Louisiana to Spain in compensation for Spain's loss of Florida to Britain. Thus, New Orleans remained under Spanish control until it was later transferred back to France in 1800.