What war caused the colonists in southern New England to usher in a period of unhindered colonial expansion?

?The colony of New England was established in 1607. At that time, Britain was on the rise and had many foreign colonies. They plunder the property of other countries and occupy their lands. Because the colonists' actions in those places were too brutal, the local land was barren and brought serious disasters to the local areas, which facilitated the colonists' invasion and plunder.

In the 16th century, the British overseas activities were very domineering. They robbed and sold black slaves like pirates, and they conducted the trading of black slaves as normal commercial activities. Britain defeated the Spanish Armada in 1588, began to establish maritime hegemony, and began to actively carry out colonial expansion overseas. Most of Britain's expansion areas were in North America. By the 1830s, Britain had established 13 colonies along the Atlantic coast of North America and also captured many islands in the West Indies. Immigration to North America began in the early 17th century, and the first colony was established in 1607. ? Since then, due to the maritime hegemony established by Britain, European countries have no country that can compete with it, and they have chosen not to mess with this maritime hegemony. The big countries are all in peace. Only some ugly countries that have been devastated by war can be taken advantage of by powerful countries like Britain and turn them into their own colonies.

Moreover, capitalism in Britain was developing particularly well at that time, and all aspects, such as culture and religion, were more orderly than other places. This makes those countries that have been devastated by war look very inferior. If they cannot resist, they can only become his colonies. Another point is what I just said. Britain is a maritime hegemony. Other places dare not speak out and can only choose to adapt to this era.