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| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Cash crop | arrow_right_alt | An economic theory that emphasizes government regulation of a nation's economy for augmenting state power. |
Slave | arrow_right_alt | The practice of acquiring full or partial control over another country or territory and exploiting it economically, politically, and socially. |
Mercantilism | arrow_right_alt | The area colonized by France in North America. |
Indentured servant | arrow_right_alt | A significant part of the colonial economy involving trade of animal fur between settlers/colonists and Native Americans. |
New France | arrow_right_alt | An increase in the production of goods and services over time. |
Colonialism | arrow_right_alt | a person who agrees to work for another person for a set amount of time in exchange for something |
Economic growth | arrow_right_alt | a person who is forced to work for and obey another and is considered to be their property. |
Charter | arrow_right_alt | A large farm that produces cash crops. |
Plantation | arrow_right_alt | agricultural crops that are planted for the purpose of selling on the market or for export to make profit |
Fur Trade | arrow_right_alt | a grant or guarantee of rights, franchises, or privileges from the sovereign power of a state or country. |
Spain's primary motivation for colonization in North America was to spread and acquire , often through conquest and forced labor.
The English colonization of North America was motivated by a desire for and establishing colonies.
In contrast to the Spanish and English, the French were primarily motivated by the trade and maintained a relatively relationship with indigenous peoples.
The English colonies in North America, such as those in , were heavily focused on the production of _______ for export back to Europe.
Both Spain and England saw North America as a strategic location for military outposts, but while Spain built , England focused on protecting its colonies from other European powers by building .
What was a major motivation for European exploration of North America in the 16th and 17th centuries?
Which European nation was primarily motivated by the search for gold and other resources in its exploration of the Americas?
Which European country focused on fur trading in North America as a primary motivation for colonization?
What was the primary economic system that fueled European colonization in the Americas?
Which of the following is true about the English colonization of North America?
The French colonization of North America was primarily motivated by which of the following?
Which European nation established the first permanent colony in North America?
One motivation for the Spanish exploration of North America was the spread of which religion?
The establishment of Jamestown in 1607 was motivated by which of the following?
Which European power emphasized the conversion of indigenous peoples to Christianity as part of their colonization strategy?
Compare and contrast the reasons for conquest between 2 of the Nations (Britain, Spain, France)?
In What ways were the indigenous Nations affected by spain?
What business opportunities were available to European settlers?