In 1810, America gained control over West Florida through a combination of local insurrection and diplomatic maneuvering. American settlers in the region, frustrated with Spanish rule, declared independence from Spain and established the Republic of West Florida. The U.S. government, under President James Madison, quickly recognized the new republic and sent troops to support the revolutionaries. Subsequently, in 1812, the U.S. formally annexed the territory, integrating it into the Louisiana Purchase.
President Madison sent troops to gain control of the West Florida region.
It didn't; Spain DID gain control of most of Latin America.
they took control over the rivers
more land
1810
The Spanish Empire, after their war of independence (1810-1821)
Americans wanted to gain control of Florida because it was controlled by Spain and slave ships were brought in. Florida was gained when President Monroe asked Andrew Jackson to look into problems the Georgians had with the Seminole Indians. Jackson invaded Florida & overthrew the Spanish government. Spain then agreed to sell Florida to the United States rather than fight
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June 14,1846
Colombia was independent on July 20, 1810, by spain.
In 1781, Pensacola, a region in western Florida, was captured by Spain. By 1783, the Treaty of Paris returned full control of Florida to Spain. In 1810, President James Madison's annexation proclamation claimed parts of Florida. From 1817 to 1818, United States armed forces would gain control of greater parts of eastern Florida. However, Florida would not become an official territory of the United States until 1822.
they gained their independence in 1810