Compare and Contrast the British, French, Spanish, and Dutch Empires

UK initially colonized the empire and competed with Spain and France.

Like the French, the Dutch are in the beaver business, so they are interested in maintaining the state of India supplying beaver's skin to them.

The Dutch generally obey the policy of life and living. They do not force assimilation or religious conversion in Indians.

The Dutch made some efforts to apply the Dutch laws to them to treat the Indians fairly, and Indians also learned that they could use the Dutch law.

The Netherlands once purchased luxury goods in Southeast Asia at a lower price, and in Europe it was reselling at a high price.

In Cape Town, South Africa, New Atlantic Amsterdam made colonies on several islands in the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

However, during this period Spain maintained its extensive overseas empire and further expanded it. The Spanish Empire fought against the British Empire who tried to take over the New World of America, France Empire, and the Netherlands. Spain was still a major economic power until the revolution killed colonies in the Americas. Spain dominates two colonies of the American Empire, Cuba and Puerto Rico. It also holds protected islands of the Philippines and Oceania, including Carolina (including the Palau Islands) and the Mariana Islands (including Guam). However, when Spain lost the 1898 Spanish-American war, it almost lost all of these last territory. Spain dominates only the small islands of Oceania (except Guam). Spain sold these islands to Germany in 1899

British settlers from the 17th century to the early 18th century occupied the boundaries of constant competition. The British Empire competes with French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and even Scottish explorers and needs land in North America and the Caribbean - most of them are solved by Native Americans. This diverse territory will continue to be questioned through the 18th century. After all, the British Empire included 26 colonies of North America, everything from cereals and trees to luxury goods such as tobacco and sugar was produced.

In the latter half of the 17th century, wealthy and powerful white Europeans and European slave trade countries such as Portuguese, British, French, Spanish, Dutch Empire deliberately re-concentrate violence to black groups through institution and law started. From the late 17th century to the beginning of the 17th century, white immigrants, slave black people, indigenous peoples worked, living in a farm where owning a powerful white male body is supported by a powerful white female body. In fact, with some early uprisings, blacks and whites have increased their common interests for planters and white elites. These riots bring a serious threat to the power and supremacy of wealthy white landlords and their relatives.