Agriculture was a major motive in both countries in conquest for foods and crops. Wealth and riches defined the two and even though the English did not find the gold and silver that the Spanish did, they used piracy and other ways to steal it from them who had stolen it from the Indians. Religion played an important part as the Spanish were Catholics and the Church of England had turned to Puritanism...
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Religion played an important part as the Spanish were Catholics and the Church of England had turned to Puritanism. Both had aggressive nationalism and the want for more glory. The Spanish had achieved much and the English had failures after failures, but they both wanted to out do each other in any ways possible...
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