The correct answer A) the Suez Canal. C) Europe. A) Asia.
<em>Britain wanted control over </em><u><em>the Suez Canal</em></u><em> because it was the shortest naval route between </em><u><em>Europe</em></u><em> and </em><u><em>Asia.
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By 1867, the majority of ships that crossed the Suez Canal were British. In 1870, British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli bought part of the Egyptian debt for 4 million pounds, gaining the control of this strategic Canal for the British trade, military, and imperialistic purposes. Britain wanted to protect the Canal. It was the shortest route to transport oil from the oilfields of the Persian Gulf. Yes, Britain wanted control over the Suez Canal because it was the shortest naval route between Europe and Asia.
Policies were more open and less strict, jesuits came into the Ming and were allowed to spread Christianity, they brought great technologies, they traded with the Dutch
I’m not 100% sure but The Hispanics had more supplies the natives where still fighting with bows and arrows and other things that they made. The Spanish had guns and swords. So it wasent a equal balance between the two sides.