Edited sentence: Because of these problems, land was sold cheaply to European migrants.Contrarily, Spanish colonies with smaller Indigenous populations, such as Argentina, Costa Rica, and Uruguay resulted in a more equal institutional development.It is unlikely that greater amount of equality in North America was accredited to who colonized the lands and peoples, and that inequality was more prevalent based on the greater number of Indigenous peoples the colonies enslaved.The English who created the colony of Jamestown, Virginia in 1607 were inspired by the "ease" of this conquering.The English, French, and Dutch colonizers found that in the region they attempted to conquer had no gold and very few Native peoples the could enslave and exploit.The attempt was failed, and new tactics for survival in the colony were needed once the great starving time began and the Virginia Company went bankrupt.Therefore, migrants rarely rose in class status, but the overall communities were more equalized than the tropics, which were rich in soils and peoples, and to which Europeans invaded with deadlier weapons than Indigenous people had ever been exposed to, leaving them vulnerable to European domination.These colonies had to compete with one another to attract migrants by outperforming one another in working conditions to unskilled laborers entering as indentured servants.They also found that, in contrast to the lands in the tropics, the soils and climates in North America are weaker and unable to produce such large quantities of cash crops.They resolved to do the same process by capturing the local Algonquian chief, Powhatan.This is especially seen in the differences between modern-day Costa Rica and Guatemala.This is seen in the unequal economic structures that were present in the foundation of, and subsequently the modern times of what used to be, the British colonies of Guyana, British Honduras, and Jamaica, where there are fertile lands and were large populations of indigenous peoples.Though there were several attempts to establish agricultural-based hierarchies in these colonies, the attempts failed due to these circumstances that provided high wages, but low returns on land.When Spain colonized what is now known as Peru in 1531, Francisco Pizzaro captured Atahulapa, the last Incan emperor, which sped up the process of taking over the land