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In what way was the spanish colonization of the philippines different from the portuguese strongholds in the indian ocean basin?.

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While the Portuguese frequently assimilated into the native population, the Spanish converted the Filipinos to Christianity.

Integrating the beaches with the political heartlands of the interior presented the biggest challenge to the imperial rulers of the seventeenth and eighteenth century. The Ganges River serves as the clearest illustration of the significance of rivers in connecting political centers close to the Arid Zone to commercial hubs along the shore.

Empires in the fifteenth century needed to be able to connect their nomadic military strength to the sedentary economy's resources and the thriving coastal trade centers in order to survive. The founding of the English and Dutch joint-stock East India Companies provided a highly successful tool for the mercantile elites of the northwest European littoral to further their ascent to power.

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