Spanish colonists were interdependent as they relied on each other for survival and success in the new world. They worked together in various economic, political, and social activities to establish and maintain their colonies.
Colonists were discouraged from settling in Spanish borderlands due to threats from indigenous peoples, lack of infrastructure and resources, strict control by Spanish authorities, and competition with established settlements. Additionally, the harsh environment and disease also deterred potential colonists.
English colonists tended to establish colonies based on individual religious freedom and economic opportunity, while Spanish colonists often sought to spread Catholicism and extract resources for the Spanish crown. English colonies prioritized self-governance and autonomy, whereas Spanish colonies were more centralized and bureaucratic. Additionally, English colonies had more diverse populations, including indentured servants and later enslaved Africans, while Spanish colonies had a larger native population due to intermarriage and forced labor.
The correct spelling is "interdependent," which means two or more things that rely on each other for support or function.
Haciendas were large estates granted to Spanish colonists in Latin America, while encomiendas were the labor systems used on these estates. Encomienda granted Spanish colonists the right to demand tribute and labor from indigenous people living on the land. The laborers on encomiendas often worked on haciendas as well.
The plural possessive form of "colonists" is "colonists'".
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Kuwait became an independent from its colonists in 1961.
Algeria became independent from its colonists in 1962.
Zambia became independent from its colonists in 1964.
Barbados became independent from its colonists in 1962.
Swaziland became independent from its colonists in 1968.
Tonga became independent from its colonists in 1962.
Bangladesh became independent from its colonists in 1955.
Spanish colonists were from Spain.
Chad became independent from its colonists in August 11, 1960.
Burundi became independent from its colonists in July 1962.
Lesotho became independent from its colonists in October 1966.