What is the main reason Britain's claim to all lands between Newfoundland and Florida failed?

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icedraptor88 · Answer

It kept trying to claim lands fall apart from each other. This causes isolation and leaves these lands weak.

Anonymous · Answer

Britain's claim to all lands between Newfoundland and Florida failed primarily due to competition from Spain and France, resistance from Indigenous peoples, and military challenges. These factors combined created significant barriers to British expansion and control in the region. As a result, the extent of British territory remained limited despite initial claims. 
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What is the main reason Britain's claim to all lands between Newfoundland and Florida failed?

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