French Settlers tended to look for fur, trading and catholic mission work because it what attracted them to the US in the first place.
Spanish Settlers looked for gold, silver adventure and Catholic mission work, because they were already a huge part of their culture and when they traveled, they'd look for something similar.
Massachusetts was HUGELY taking part in forming new religious communities to avoid prosecution from Christianity and Catholicism.
Dutch Settlements only really looks primarily for fur trading opportunities.
PA offered cheap land, fair government and the religious freedom everyone was seeking out at the time.
Roanoke Island was the lost colony. Lost among all of the others that took it's place.
Apparently they pulled the blocks on sledges over tafla- or slaked-lime-made causeways.
C. They feared that European powers planned a military conquest of Japan.
Answer:
no the U.S. should not have colonies as it can shatter unity all the colonies will do their own thing and can lead to bad thing.
wars will take place more often between the colonies for particular things like a mines.
this could create mass wars and death.
if they had to fight a war they would all be defeated easily and each colonies will do what they feel is right.
if colonies are made in the U.S. it can lead to mostly bad thing. Thus U.S. should not have even a single colony
