Mercantilism motivated Britain to colonize North America because the British believed that colonies could help the British economy. The British used the colonies to acquire raw materials and as a market for British exports. How was Great Britain able to control the developing colonies through mercantilist policies?
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by forbidding manufacturing in North America and preventing the colonies from competing with British industries
by forcing colonists to settle in inland areas so that the Royal Navy could control all sea traffic on the Atlantic Coast
by encouraging Spanish colonists to compete with British colonists in order to increase the supply of resources and lower prices
by hiring only American Indian workers so that colonists were forced to work as subsistence farmers and could not acquire great wealth
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How were Spain's goals for exploring the Americas different from the goals of France and Great Britain?
One of Spain's main goals was to open the fur trade with American Indians.
One of Spain's main goals was to gain access to valuable natural resources.
One of Spain's main goals was to found colonies based on religious freedom.
One of Spain's main goals was to spread Christianity throughout the Americas.
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In what way did Hernando de Soto's expedition have a lasting impact on American Indian life?
by convincing many American Indians to adopt Spanish customs
by converting most of the American Indian population to Christianity
by introducing American Indians to new ways of farming the land on which they lived
by encouraging Europeans to explore and settle American Indian land in North America
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The journals kept by the people on Hernando DeSoto's first exploration of southwest North America provided insight into
the structure of the Aztec Empire.
the Mayan civilization
Mississippian culture
Inca Empire
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What was the outcome of Hernando Desoto and Mississippian Indians?
The Native Americans joined Desoto's army
they converted Indians to Christians
many of the Mississippian Indians died of diseases
the Native Americans quality of life increased
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In what way did Hernando de Soto's expedition have a lasting impact on American Indian life?
by encouraging Europeans to explore and settle American Indian land in North America
by convincing many American Indians to adopt Spanish customs
by convincing many American Indians to adopt Spanish customs
by converting most of the American Indian population to Christianity
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What were TWO reasons that the English government desired to colonize North America?
Convert Indians to Catholicism
Challenge Spain and gain more land
to fur trade
control all raw material
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