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He claimedthe east coastof North América
They wished to gain power and wealth in the new world. It was a place where gold, land and people were ready to claim. Spain had already reached it making the a world power. England wished to compete with Spain.
No, John Cabot claimed land in Newfoundland for England in 1497. This was in Canada and was nowhere near the founding of the thirteen colonies.
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england found silver and gold in the "new world".
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Spain, France, England, and Portugal.
He claimedthe east coastof North América
He claimedthe east coastof North América
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They wished to gain power and wealth in the new world. It was a place where gold, land and people were ready to claim. Spain had already reached it making the a world power. England wished to compete with Spain.
Because he was mad
Sir Humphrey Gilbert, by discovering Newfoundland in Canada But The Question Comes With Answer's And This Answer Isnt On My Answer Sheet
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England's goals for exploring the New World included finding new trade routes, resources such as gold and silver, acquiring land for settlement, expanding their empire, and spreading Christianity. They also sought to establish colonies to increase their wealth and influence.