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How Were New Spain and New France Alike and how were the different?
New Spain and New France were both European colonial empires in the Americas that sought to exploit resources and convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity. They were alike in their reliance on agriculture and trade, as well as their use of alliances with Indigenous groups. However, they differed in their approaches to colonization: New Spain established a more rigid, hierarchical society with a focus on resource extraction and large-scale agriculture, while New France emphasized fur trading and maintained more cooperative relationships with Indigenous nations, leading to a relatively smaller settler population. Additionally, New Spain was predominantly Spanish, while New France was primarily French, influencing their cultural and social dynamics.
Which country gained land between 1754 and 1763?
New Spain, Louisiana, and New France.
New France was characterized by?
France and Spain
How is new Spain different settlement from new France?
Location
Which countries had a strong presence in the Americas?
Spain, Portugal, New Netherlands, France and England
What is the economic differences between New France and New Spain?
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Which countries gained land between 1750 and 1763?
New Spain, Louisiana, and New France.
How did the economic activities of new France compare with new Spain?
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How did the economic activities of new France compare with of new Spain?
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Why did colonists come settle in New Spain?
The majority of New France colonists settled along the St. Lawrence River. The reason they came to settle in New Spain is because there was not a lot of room left in New France and because since there was not a lot of room they came over to New Spain.
What were some of the similarities between France new Netherlands new Spain and the colonies?
than new france found horses no one else did
Which country gained between 1754 and 1763?
New Spain, Louisiana, and New France.
