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Identify the countries that raced to the New World eager to match the gains of the Spanish:
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Portugal, France, the Netherlands, and England
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What had always justified Spanish conquest
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Catholicism
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Early French explorers sought
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A Northwest Passage to the riches of the East
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Few Frenchmen traveled to the New World to settle permanently.
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True
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Hugo Grotius
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Believed that Native Americans had the same natural rights as Europeans
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More Africans were enslaved here during the course of the Atlantic slave trade than in any other colony in the Atlantic World:
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Brazil
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Jamestown was
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A profit-seeking venture-backed by investors.
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John Winthrop's description of the Massachusetts Bay colony "As a city on a hill" was meant to
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Describe the expectation that the Massachusetts Bay colony would shine like an example to the world
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Juan de Onate ordered
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One foot cut off every surviving male over the age of fifteen after his conquest of Acoma.
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The Spanish hoped to
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Find a northwest passage to the riches of the East
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