British Rule in Florida

Immediately after the attack, the American Revolutionary War was about to take place. Some loyalists are still very good. It is faithful to the UK at that time. There are very noble colonies on both sides of the east side and the west side. Although Spain has dominated for a long time. British people have the advantage that they can recruit permanent resident. Most Florida officials want to save money to keep growing public services. In the declaration of 1763, the relocation of a newly acquired settlement to Florida on the western side of the Appalachian Mountains was prohibited.

Britain did not dominate Florida for a long time. The North Florida colony was tired of British rule and decided to fight for independence. They began a war called the American Revolutionary War. In the meantime, the settlers who wanted independence were called patriots. People who support Britain are called loyalties. The bulk of the war has occurred in northern Florida, but Florida was occasionally attacked. In 1779, Spain invaded West Florida by taking advantage of British interest in colonies. By 1781, the UK lost West Florida to Spain. At the end of the American Revolution, Spain regained the rest of Florida

The Spaniard ruled Florida until 1763. After the seven year war that the Spaniards lost to the UK, they abandoned the control of Florida. Before the end of the American Revolutionary War of 1783, the UK ruled the land for the next 20 years. At that time, Spain regained control of Florida by the "Paris Convention". In the 19th century, Seminole Indians in Florida had a lot of wars with the US military. The first Seminole War broke out in 1817 when Andrew Jackson led Florida 's invasion against Seminole. Part of the reason for the intrusion was that Seminol helped an uncontrolled slave to escape their owner. After the invasion, America controlled a part of Florida.

British are planning an ambitious plan against Florida. First of all, the capital city is located in Saint Augustine, Florida, and western Florida is in Pensacola. The Apalachicola river became the boundary between them. A British surveyor mapped the landscape and most of the coastline and tried to build a relationship with a group of Indians who entered the area from the north. The British called these people Seminol (Seminole) of the descent of an Indian creek they call "wild people" or "separatists." The UK is trying to attract white settlers by providing land and helping those who produce export products. With sufficient time, this plan may have changed Florida to prosperous colonies, but British rule lasted only 20 years.