In the late 1700s, the territory that Spain owned in North America was much of North America west of the Mississippi River and claimed Florida and the port of New Orleans. This posed a problem for the U.S. because the New Orleans port was key to trade and sometimes the Spanish threatened to close it.
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During the late 1600s and 1700s, England and France established significant colonies in America. England focused on the eastern coast, founding several colonies that would later form the United States. Meanwhile, France concentrated on areas such as Canada and the Mississippi River Valley, engaging in fur trading and establishing settlements. Both countries played crucial roles in the colonial landscape of North America during this period.
By the 1700s the major powers in North America were the British, though the French had a substantial amount of power as well. France owned the Louisiana territory which was a major port town.
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It rose mainly because of immigration to North America.
Yukon Territory is in Canada. This is part of North America.
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At one time or another, Spain controlled and settled all the land in North America from southern Mexico north to northern California and all of what is now the southern US from California to Florida.