Mostly from Britain, though Florida was settled by Spain.
Britain did not obtain Florida. Americans obtained it from Spain for 15 millon dollars by treaty with Spain after victory in war: i got my information from my home schooling program monarch.aop.com :) hope this helps
Because the Spanish Conquistador Juan Ponce de León went to Florida and wanted to find the Fountain Of Youth that he heard of from other Spanish Conquistadors.
St. Augustine, Florida; a Spanish settlement.
Louisiana was originally claimed by the Spanish but was first settled by the French.
The Spanish explorers settled in the place we now call Florida.
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They did. Florida was settled by the Spanish and the first oldest American city is Saint Augustine settled by Spain. They had missions in California. France settled New Orleans along with the Spanish and they were in Canada.
St. Augustine, Florida, which was settled by the Spanish, is the oldest.
where did the spanish settled in trinidad
Spain settled in Florida and other areas along the Gulf of Mexico and southwestern US.
Florida was a Spanish colony long before Jamestown was settled in 1609. However North Carolina was a state before Florida was purchased by the United States in 1819.
The Spanish settled here first - in Florida. Around 1513 with the arrival of Ponce De Leon, although he may not have been the first. Although some may argue that VINLAND was settled first somewhere around Nova Scotia, by Leif Erikson - around 970 to 1020 AD. Of course the "Indians" arrived here a LOT earlier. Around 15,000 to 25,000 years earlier, as best we can tell!
Jamestown, colonized by the British, was the first successful colony in North America.
Florida was the 27th state settled. It was settled on March 3, 1845. I'm doing a Florida state report so trust me mesa noes what I'm talking about written by: Evan loyd
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Fort Mose in Florida was settled by escaped slaves from Georgia and South Carolina. It was established in 1739 by Spanish Colonial Governor Manuel de Montiano.