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England and France fought several wars from the late 17th century primarily for control of territories in North America, India, and the Caribbean. These conflicts included the Anglo-French colonial struggles for dominance in the lucrative sugar and slave trade in the Caribbean islands. The competition for resources and strategic advantage in these regions significantly shaped the colonial powers' influence and territorial boundaries.

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