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What was the New England empires political motivation to settle in the Americas?
What was the motive for europeans colonizing in New England?
What was the main motive of French support in the US revolution?
France and the United Kingdom had just ended the Seven Years War and anything that damaged the power of the UK was seen as beneficial to France.
Why did France want to colonize in southeast Laos and Vietnam?
The French wanted to match the expansion of the British Empire
What is the origin of motive?
Motive is from the French word "motif," which was adopted about 700 years ago.
Did Bismarck arrange several alliances with other great powers?
France, Austria, and Italy were allied in efforts to expand German territories. A second motive was to seclude France and increase the number of enemies against the French.
The primary french motive in aiding the American cause was?
To weaken England
Why did Catholic France grow slowly?
As late as 1750, only sixty thousand or so whites inhabited New France. Landowning French peasants, unlike the dispossessed English tenant farmers who embarked for the British colonies, had little economic motive to move. Protestant Huguenots, who might have had a religious motive to migrate, were denied a refuge in this raw colony. The French government, in any case, favored its Caribbean island colonies, rich in sugar and rum, over the snow-cloaked wilderness of Canada.
What was Robert la salle motivation for exploration?
His motive for exploration is to claim land for France!
What was the motive for the French to establish colonies in South Africa?
Because the French founded that Africa's land was rich with gold
What is Origins of motives?
Motive is from the French word "motif," which was adopted about 700 years ago.
What is origin motives?
Motive is from the French word "motif," which was adopted about 700 years ago.
Why did Germany take over France?
Largely because it was on the way to the Atlantic coastline, and Hitler thought it would give him a strong foothold in France. Another motive was the large Jewish population there (est. 350,000 followers of Judaism). Approximately 49 concentration and extermination camps were established in Axis controlled France.
