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Excluding the Vikings from Scandinavia and Iceland, the first Europeans to settle in the Americas were the Spanish and the Portuguese. Columbus arrived in the islands off North America in 1492, and he and others established colonies for Spain in the West Indies. Portugal, having established an easterly trade route around Africa, also became interested in the New World, establishing a colony in Brazil in 1500.
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The first permanent Spanish settlement in North America was St. Augustine in what became Florida. It was established in September of 1565.
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An English explorer had set sail for the Americas.
The first Spanish colony in the Americas, La Isabela, was established in 1493 following Christopher Columbus's first voyage. Columbus's discovery of the New World and subsequent claims to the land for Spain prompted the establishment of a permanent settlement. The Spanish Crown sought to exploit the resources of the newly discovered territories and expand its influence, leading to the establishment of colonies to facilitate trade and governance.
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The first settlers moved to the Americas and established the Roanoke Colony.
They wanted power, money, and resources.
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brought missionaries to convert the Native Americans
The Georgia colony was established as a buffer between Spanish Florida to the south and the English Carolina colonies to the north.
The Spanish called the new colony they established on the site of Tenochtitlan "Mexico City" after conquering the Aztec Empire in the early 16th century.
It was the Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico (Spanish: Real y Pontificia Universidad de Mexico), established in 1545. It was also the first university found in the colony of New Spain (now Mexico) and second in the Americas.
The United Kingdom. They established the Gibraltar Colony in what was then Spanish territory, as well as much of Africa.