The Colonizers

By: Elisabeth Martinez, Elizabeth Ramirez, Crystal

Muoz & Happynaiss Nshimirimana

Definition of colonization &

colonizer

Colonization: is the forming of a settlement or colony usually through the

migration into a new area, and expanding the civilization and culture of that area.
Colonizer: a group of people who wish to take control of territories or countries.

Major Colonizers
French
Spanish
British

The
French
The French colonization included
various islands and archipelagos (a
group of islands) located in the North
Atlantic, the Caribbean, the Indian
Ocean, the South Pacific, the North
Pacific, and the Atlantic Ocean, as well
as one mainland territory in South
America.
The French managed to create cultural
and linguistic links across the world.
They competed for the land they wished
to obtained, which wasnt easy.

The Dutch
The Dutch Empire is the name given to the
various territories controlled by the
Netherlands.
The Dutch followed Portugal and Spain in
colonizing outside of Europe.
Intended to colonize: Taiwan, Malacca,
Deshima, New Holland, Iran, and Pakistan,
but only managed to have trading posts.
Colonized: Dutch West Indies, Surinam,
Guyana, and Brazil.
Main reason of colonization was for trade,
and the production of goods.

The spanish Conquistadors

Who are the Spanish Conquistadors?
Spanish explorers and warriors that conquered the Americas in the 16th century.
Countries Colonized
Chile
Cuba
Guatemala
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo
Venezuela

Reason for Colonizing

Gold
Land
Prestige
Spread Christianity

The Spanish Conquistadors

How did the conquistadors conquer the Americas?
Military Technology & Tactics
Fire arms
Surprise attacks
Powerful allies

Diseases
Indians were not immune
Many people died

The British
The British were migrants who
came in and out of Britain
throughout history; the identity
of British was created in 1707 in
Wales, Scotland, and the union
of Britain.

British Colonies & Reasons

for colonizing Commerce
East Africa: Nyasaland, Somalia,
Sudan, Nigeria, British East Africa,
Rhodesia, South Africa (18841885)
Australia (1829-1901)& New Zealand
(1841-1852)
North America (1607-1776)
The Caribbean: Barbados (16251966), Fiji Islands (1874-1970), the
Bahamas (1649-1964), Jamaica
(1655-1962)

Trade
Economic opportunities
Exiles (Australia)
Escape from political, social,
and religious conditions in
Britain
Industrial Revolution in 19th
century- provided more
technology

Portuguese Empire
Colonization

(1415-1999)
Redactual
possessions;
Pinkexplorations,
areas of influence
and trade and
claims of
sovereignty;
Bluemain sea
explorations, routes,
and areas of
influence. The
disputed discovery
of Australia is not
shown.

Colonized Countries By
Portugal
Angola (1575-2010)
Brazil (1500-1975)
Cape Verde Islands (1456)
Mozambique (1475-1975)
Macau (1887)
India (1505-1961)

Reasons
Land
Natural
Resources
Wealth
Power
Slaves
Spices
Raw Materials

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