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Briefly explain the settlement patterns, treatment of indians, and religion of both the spanish and english in the americas. in what ways were they similar? in what ways did they differ?

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The settlements of the English and the French were different because the French settlements focused on mining and prospecting activities, while the British focused on the establishment of agricultural farms.

Based on this, we can state that:

  • Both the British and the French exploited and acted with violence against the indigenous people.
  • The French, however, established a kind of unfair trade with the indigenous people.
  • The English and the French were Catholics.
  • The British and the French established Catholicism in America by force, forcing the indigenous people to convert, especially the younger ones.

The French and English colonization was similar in many aspects, mainly in the exploration of the place and in the treatment of the indigenous people.

French colonization aimed to conquer precious metals and therefore focused on mining and prospecting. During this period, they maintained a controversial type of trade with the indigenous people, but they did not pulp moments of violence, where the indigenous people were abused and often killed.

The British, on the other hand, were interested in establishing a farm where they could exploit the natural resources of the environment. This was also done with intense exploitation and excessive violence against indigenous people.

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