How did Spain and Great Britain differ in their reasons for interfering in South America and India? Great Britain sought to protect developing nations, while Spain sought to conquer other civilizations.

While Spain wanted people in its holdings to convert to Christianity, Great Britain was only interested in installing a British form of government in colonial holdings.

Converting indigenous peoples to Roman Catholicism was a major motivation for Spain, whereas Great Britain emphasized economic and political control.

Great Britain wanted to demonstrate its military might, while Spain only sought to expand Catholicism in its colonial holdings in South America.

With the use/abuse of alcohol, the heart is more efficient in the use of nutrients by the heart tissue.

The chanleys drove 112 miles ( or 7) on 4 gallons of gas. at this rate, how many mikes will they drive on 8 gallons

Asapembassies differ from consulates in thata) compared to a consulate, an embassy is a smaller representation of a nation's government in a foreign country. b) consulates are permanent diplomatic missions generally located in a country’s capital, whereas a country may have a number of embassies in various cities. c) embassies are permanent diplomatic missions generally located in a country’s capital, whereas a country may have a number of consulates in various cities. d) embassies deal solely with economic diplomacy and trade relations, whereas consulates deal primarily with political and diplomatic relations with the host nation. e) countries establish embassies in another nation only if it recognizes the sovereignty of that country, whereas consulates exist without regard to recognition of a nation's sovereignty.