Jacques Cartier discovered the St. Lawrence River which gave France a large claim in northern North America and Canada. Robert de La Salle discovered the Mississippi River and the land that it drained. It made waterway "roads" to other areas making it easier to trade.
Saar was the new state that was created between France and Germany in World War 1.
He was from Brouage ,France & Cartier was from Spain.
France built its empire in the New World primarily through exploration, trade, and colonization, beginning in the early 16th century. French explorers like Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain established claims to vast territories, notably in Canada and along the Mississippi River. The French focused on fur trading and forming alliances with Indigenous peoples, which facilitated their expansion. Additionally, France established settlements and forts to solidify its presence, leading to a significant but ultimately contested colonial empire.
France
You'll have to be more specific, Britain and France fought several wars (at least ten) during the period of British and French Colonozation of the New World.
Portugal
Yes.
Spain and France
Portugal
The object of the French profit in the New World was fur. The French hoped to profit on the trade of fur in Europe while the fur was gathered from the colonies in the New World.
the french concentrated its settlements by the St. Lawrence river.
Spain originally, followed by Portugal, England (later Great Britain), and France, with smaller claims by Holland and Denmark.
people
The French,in fact,were not poor,but greedy.They were jealous of the other countries' land claims and decided they wanted land as well.
New France
New France
New France