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so that they could get a base for taking over the rest of the Caribbean. Spain was loosening its grasp and protection of the West Indies in the mid 1600's, but it was very prosperous. Britain wanted that land to serve for good trade and sort of monopolized it all.

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so that they could get a base for taking over the rest of the Caribbean. Spain was loosening its grasp and protection of the West Indies in the mid 1600's, but it was very prosperous. Britain wanted that land to serve for good trade and sort of monopolized it all.

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they thought Jamaica was a vunrable country, and they also wanted as much land as possible.

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To help fund the British Empire.

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