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So Britain could control their waters and therefore lessen the area at which the Spanish could strike from.
The British were alarmed when the Americans occupied the hills above Charlestown because it provided the Continental Army with a strategic advantage, allowing them to control the surrounding area and threaten British naval operations. The heights, particularly Bunker Hill, offered a commanding position for artillery, which could inflict significant damage on British forces. This occupation indicated that the American forces were becoming more organized and willing to engage in direct confrontation, heightening fears of a coordinated resistance against British rule. The situation prompted the British to take decisive military action to reclaim control over the area.
It is the historical colonial Spanish area of St Augustine, Florida
The colonial history of Belize centers around its establishment as a British settlement in the 17th century, primarily driven by the logging of mahogany and other valuable hardwoods. Initially inhabited by the Maya, the region saw the arrival of British pirates and traders who gradually asserted control over the area. The British officially claimed Belize as a colony in the 18th century, leading to conflicts with the Spanish and the eventual recognition of British sovereignty in the 19th century. This colonial rule significantly influenced Belize's cultural, social, and economic landscape, laying the groundwork for its eventual independence in 1981.
The British Empire no longer exists but there about 50 independent countries within the British Commonwealth, some of whom still choose to have Queen Elizabeth II as their Head of State.
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These have been the largest in order of land area controlled. British. Mongol. Russian. Spanish
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The Spanish sailors built a fort around St. Augustine to protect it from attacks by other European powers, particularly the British, who were eager to expand their colonial territories in North America. The fort served as a strategic stronghold for the Spanish to maintain control over their colonial settlement in Florida.
The French saw some of the great resources in the area.
See the link below for a map of the world with all claims made by the British Empire (pink areas). Names underlined in red indicate that this area is still under British control.
Gave the allies control of the sea in that area