In June 1940, Benito Mussolini chose to ally Italy's forces with those of Adolf Hitler. Soon German and Italian armies were battling Allied troops on several fronts. After defeating German and Italian forces in North Africa, Allied troops crossed over to Sicily in July 1943 and took the island in thirty-nine days.
He was sent to lead 150 men into the mountains in search of silver and gold mines.
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Goals of the separatists in establishing the colony in New England was though economic stability but more than that it was spiritual. The goal of the New England settlers was more of spiritual than political or economical.
They were fed up of the church system of spirituality. They wanted to establish their own beliefs of god. Hence, the goal of the separatists was spiritual and they wanted to change the church's practice.
English settlers main hope was to gain land in the new world that they could use for farming. This would enable them to make money from selling crops. They would then pass the land to their sons keeping the family prosperous.
There were other settlers that left to escape persecution (mostly religious persecution).
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