<span>In France, the accomplished Franklin was feted throughout scientific and literary circles and he quickly became a fixture in high society. While his personal achievements were celebrated, Franklin’s diplomatic success in France was slow in coming. Although it had been secretly aiding the Patriot cause since the outbreak of the American Revolution, France felt it could not openly declare a formal allegiance with the United States until they were assured of an American victory over the British.</span>
Political--monarchs believed power was connected to wealth and it was necessary to have an empire to gain more wealth. Spain wanted to be powerful and therefore gaining access to lands aided them in gaining political power in Europe.
Economic--as said above, power was connected to wealth. Spain had the goal to find gold and silver to increase the size of their money chest. The colonies of Spain produced huge amounts of wealth for the country. This again contributed to their power.
Religious--with the Reformation, the Catholic Church took a hit losing people and with it money and power. Spain being a Catholic country, they were tied to the Pope and relied on the power of the Church. Getting colonies allowed the Spanish to convert people to Catholicism.
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New York was diverse because immigrants came from all parts of Europe. With this also came an influx of various religions.
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it was never a true democracy, as a true democracy gives all people equal rights to live and to participate in the government in which they live. Athens, although many citizens had the ability to participate in the government, was still not a completely democratic state.
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