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The British did because they had a large fleet and control over the colonies.All it takes is for British ships to defeat a Spanish Armada.
Then the Spanish trade would be disrupted and Britain would still have control

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The Dutch became a commercially powerful rival to Spain--Amsterdam soon became trade hub for all the Atlantic World. They distinguished themselves as commercial leaders in the seventeenth century, as their mode of colonization relied on powerful corporations: the Dutch East India Company, chartered in 1602 to trade in Asia, and the Dutch West India Company, established in 1621 to colonize and trade in the Americas.

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