Eventually much the same, but in the first (15th/16th/17th-centuries) case, Spanish colonisation was more (Royal) state-instigated/-authorised, while the Pilgrim Fathers, etc. were essentially rejecting and/or fleeing (Royal) state religious-persecution.
Canada=english+french Usa=english+spanish
the spanish tried to include the native American chiefdoms into their domain, where as the English did not.
Studyisland answer-The spanish tried to include the Native American Chiefdoms into their domain,whereas the English did not
Spanish Food is A lot Spicier then English food. The Spanish also eat a lot of fish and Meat.
The English pattern of settlement often involved establishing permanent colonies that aimed to create agricultural communities, leading to the displacement and marginalization of Native American tribes. In contrast, the Spanish pattern of settlement was characterized by the establishment of missions and encomiendas, which sought to convert and assimilate Native Americans into Spanish culture while exploiting their labor. While the English tended to push Native Americans further from their lands, the Spanish often sought to integrate them into colonial society, albeit under oppressive conditions. Overall, the English approach was more focused on settlement and land acquisition, while the Spanish emphasized conversion and labor exploitation.
Victory is a successful military campaign. Conquest is the occupation of a castle, city or state
The name "Martina" is the same in both English and Spanish; it does not change. However, the pronunciation may differ slightly due to the phonetic rules of Spanish. In Spanish, it is pronounced as "mar-TEE-nah."
with its life and body and hands
Spellings don't differ from language to language, unless the languages have different alphabets. English and Spanish both have the same alphabet.
France built its first North American settlement in what is now called Florida.
France built its first North American settlement in what is now called Florida.
France built its first North American settlement in what is now called Florida.