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I compare the early exploration and colonization efforts of Spain with those of France and England. What objectives did each country have during the colonization period? Were the colonists operating as private business ventures or as government-sponsored efforts? Which were more successful? Why?

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Early colonization efforts of France and Spain are contrasted and compared.

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As you compare and contrast the early exploration and colonization efforts of Spain with those of France and England, please allow some of my generalized and personalized notes to help you within this massive topical area. Thank you for working with us!

First of all, I believe that various factors and objectives such as money, power, and imperialism were the primary forces pushing England's colonization in North America. Since England wanted to compete with Spain, France, The Netherlands, Portugal, and other European countries, these colonization efforts seemed quite necessary in order to ...

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