Christianity is the religion of empires central to how they function, which leads to many situations like global conflict and the rise of multiple different religious movements. The British Empire is a primarily protestant nation that would become the largest Empire in Europe with its influence spreading far out past Europe. The British Empires influence in their multiple colonies leads to North America primarily being a Protestant colony. The Spanish Empire was the most powerful empire at the time and they had spread their religion and beliefs throughout the colonies like New Spain. At the time, the main way religion is spread through the colonies is through different settlers from the Empires that aspire to expand Christianity in the New World. So the difference is how the Empires differ in their set of beliefs, which the British Empire is Protestant and the Spanish Empire is Catholic. Once the Empires move on to these different lands, they would either get pushback from the Natives of that land or they would push back against the Natives for
not assimilating to the culture the Empires would provide. Both Empires differ in the way they treat these Natives with the English settlers being more violent and the Spanish settlers being more peaceful. Puritans are members of a group of English Protestants of the late 16th and 17th centuries who had regarded the Reformation of the Church of England under Elizabeth as not complete and had sought to simplify forms of worship that would also be regulated. Satanic is a phrase where some Natives are called for being evil or unholy. In New Spain, theres a bond between the Spanish Empire and the Natives with the Virgin of Guadalupe which is the patron saint of what is known today as Mexico. There is a clear division between how the Catholic settlers and how the Protestant settlers view the Natives in ways like how the different settlers handle the language situation, how they were viewed by the different settlers which are seen through actions like marriage or violence, and the effect of the entire integration of its religion into Native society.