Spanish & Portuguese Colonization Both Groups
{"Image DocumentName": "Spanish & Portuguese Colonization Both Groups", "Image ImageDescription": "French and English Colonization. Migration dominated by males. Migration more family-based. Caribbean, S. & N. America. North America. Used as a source of labor (encomienda, mita, engenho) Reliance on the indigenous pop. and eventually the African slave trade. As a means of survival, trade. Royal sponsorship and use of viceroys. Royal oversight with private investment. Imposition of power through force. Resettlement was more of a focus. Missionary efforts were more successful. Missionary efforts were less successful. Integration of groups was common. More segregated (us & them) mining. agriculture. Fur trade, fishing. Settler colonies in North America. Foundation of colonies on east coast, exploration of west coast. France and England came seeking fur, fish, trade routes in the early seventeenth century. Settlements suffered isolation, food shortages. Colonial government different from Iberian colonies. North American colonies controlled by private investors with little royal backing. Royal authority and royal governors, but also institutions of self-government.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}