are we talking about in the 1600's when the spanish french and english all came to america looking for passage to asia along with the spread of their religion along with glory for their mother nation and gold/wealth if this helps give me brainliest please
Ok during this time, they were fighting for land, so they wanted: guns, gunpowder, knives, lead for musket balls, rum, cloth, etc they didn't want to lose these things it changed their life and they then depended on it.
France lost nearly all of its North American possessions after losing the French and Indian War to Britain.
The correct answer here would be the separation of the church and the state.
Before the enlightenment and during the much of the human history especially during the middle ages, the church and the state were closely intertwined. The church was closely monitoring the work of a monarch and the power between the the church and the state was always fluctuating.
The answer of your question is D.
