In 1783, Spain controlled less of North America than in 1713. In 1713, Spain held vast territories in North America, including present-day Florida, parts of the Southwest, and California. However, by 1783, Spain had ceded Florida to Britain in the Treaty of Paris (1763) and had lost control of territories in the Southwest to Mexico and the United States.
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Well, in 1783, Spain controlled less of North America than it did in 1713. You see, during the earlier period, Spain had a stronger presence and influence in various parts of North America. But as time went on and different geopolitical changes occurred, their control gradually decreased. This was due to a variety of factors like wars, treaties, and the rise of other colonial powers. So, yeah, it was definitely less in 1783.
