The French pretty much had the same reason as Spain and England, and other countries to a lesser extent. Access to wealth in the form of natural resources, to establish military outposts, and basically to expand their empires.
They thought they would find gold, and to be free of the kings rule.
Harlem Renaissance started like a cultural movement centered by French-speaking black writers who came from Africa and Caribbean colonies and lived in Paris.
The first English colonies in North America at Roanoke and Jamestown were set up in the hope of achieving profit, power, and spreading good ol' British influence. They were all about that colonial expansion life, trying to make a buck and show off their fancy European ways. Spoiler alert: things didn't always go as planned, but hey, at least they tried, right?
Well the Virginia General Assembly started in 1619. That would make it the oldest lawmaking body in colonial America.
The main reason French and Dutch settlers start colonies in North America was the abundance of natural resource. The land was rich with just about everything from trees to food and minerals.
The defeat of the Spanish Armada cleared the way for England to start colonies in North America.
They wanted colonies in America because Great Britain had sent better officers and more troops to America.
North America
The event that helped the English start colonies in North America would be that the English had faced setbacks like those on Roanoke Island ,but they still wanted to build colonies in North America.
North America
Rhode Island was made for british colonies to start a new life in north America
1604 - the Spanish Armada was defeated - the way was clear for England to start colonies in North America.
The French and British Waited to start colonies because the Spanish had already settled.
There are billions of people who did not start a settlement in North America.
North America, South America, and Europe do not start with the letter "A."
No major deserts in North America begin with the letter K.