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The English and Spanish in the period of 1500s-1700s had expanded their colonies in the New world with a common motivation and goal of, God-Gold-Glory.
Many prominent and renowned historians had accepted and used the terms, God-Gold-Glory, to describe the motives of the Spanish and English colonizers during the period 1500s-1700s.
The term, Gold, here refers to the greed of the colonizers for the precious metals of the countries they occupied,
The term, God, refers to the the missionary activities and crusading and the hatred of many towards the non-Christians, and
The term, Glory, refers to the fights and battles between the monarchies for legitimacy and the foreign lands.
With these motives and motivation they had established dominance ever the world by acquiring the large territories and their resources, they had controlled the trade and the economics of whole world.
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