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France decided to colonize Florida primarily to expand its territorial claims in the New World and to compete with Spain and England for dominance in North America. French explorers, motivated by the search for a northwest passage and the establishment of trade routes, aimed to secure resources and establish settlements. Additionally, Florida's strategic location offered potential advantages for trade and military operations. The colonization efforts, however, faced numerous challenges and ultimately did not lead to a lasting French presence in the region.

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