Why were the British, French and Spanish constantly at odds in the New World?

Question

Social Studies

Bailee

11 May, 05:54

Why were the British, French and Spanish constantly at odds in the New World?

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Adelaide Mitchell · Answer 1

The British, French and Spanish were constantly at odds in the New World because all of them wanted to establish their dominance and take maximum land under their control.

Explanation:

The fact that all three European powers were greedy for land, gold, and other minerals had made them stand against each other. The hunger for dominance made them fight huge battles and shed blood. The devotion of the British towards the crown and that of French and Spanish towards their empires motivated them to lay their lives for utter pride.