Why did the colonists revolt when Spanish took control?

Colonists revolted when the Spanish took control due to a combination of factors, including resentment over Spanish imposition of their laws and governance, which often disregarded local customs and interests. Additionally, the Spanish efforts to convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity and their strict control over trade and land usage alienated many settlers. The desire for self-determination and economic autonomy also fueled the revolt, as colonists sought to reclaim their rights and freedoms under colonial rule.