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What did most of the early spanish use the land for?
farming
What did most of the early Spanish settlers use the land for?
farming
What did most of early Spanish settlers use there land for?
farming
Why did most of spanish groups come?
to find land
Where did most of the Spanish ships land?
lower southeast
How did calliste in Grenada got it name?
Most likely from the Calliste family name of an early French settler. No information about it on the web though, so I could be wrong.
Who is considered the most famous french settler?
Samuel de Champlain ================ The first French settler in Québec, and probably the most famous, was Louis Hébert.
Which Europeans claimed the most land in the New World?
The Spanish.
What did cities naturally developed during the early spanish settlement of california?
The most important and prominent thing that was naturally developed in California during the Spanish settlement were agriculture. Settlers had to learn to live off the land and were very successful in doing so.
Most of the land beyond the mississippi river belonged to what country?
Spanish
Who entered Spanish land and fought against Spanish rule?
The most notable figures who entered Spanish land and fought against Spanish rule were the indigenous peoples of the Americas, such as the Aztecs and Incas, along with leaders like Túpac Amaru II in the 18th century. Additionally, various groups of settlers and revolutionaries, including those in the Spanish-American wars of independence in the early 19th century, challenged Spanish authority. These conflicts were driven by a desire for autonomy and resistance to colonial oppression.
Which legislation would a landless settler heading West in the late 1860s most likely have supported?
A landless settler heading West in the late 1860s would most likely have supported the Homestead Act of 1862. This legislation provided 160 acres of public land for a small fee to any adult citizen or intended citizen who would cultivate the land for five years. It aimed to encourage westward expansion and settlement, making it an attractive opportunity for those seeking land and a new start. The promise of land ownership was a powerful incentive for settlers during this period.
