Actually, it was the Norse (Vikings) who first settled and started colonies in the 11th century. Settlements were started and maintained in both Greenland and Newfoundland, some lasting more than 200 years before Columbus first arrive in Hispaniola, Puerto Rico and Cuba. There is some debate that even these early settlements were pre-dated by Polynesian settlers arriving in South America.
The English nation.
he helped bomb his own nation ((the British, England) and was one of the famous people that started America, or at that time would be the "50 colonies."
united kingdom
Spain in Florida
SPAIN
Puritan ministers first started to migrate to America in 1630.
They settled down and started multiple colonies in the east?
Probably from the English. You know, the people who began the nation with the 13 colonies....
Latin America
The Spanish started colonies in the Caribbean, Mexico and Central/South America in the early sixteenth century.
Where they could worship as they wish
To make laws and set up courts