The correct answer is John Foster Dulles
He was a secretary of state during Eisenhower's administration and was a famous republican politician in the United States. His younger brother Allen Dulles was the director of Central Intelligence first under Eisenhower, then later during Kennedy. John was famous also for his participation in after war reparation of Europe.
Spain: In 1492 Christopher Columbus, an explorer sent from the Spain crown of Isabella and Ferdinand in search of gold. Columbus intended to sail to India but sailed by accident to the Caribbean and the Americas instead. Realizing his misnomer(wrong designation), he instead looking here in search of gold and silver as well as eventually to exploit natives. This is shown in the areas of el mina and the Potosí. The Columbian exchange is when diseases, was the widespread transfer of animals, plants, culture, human populations, communicable diseases, technology and ideas between the American and Afro-Eurasian hemispheres.
England: A voyage by John Cabot on behalf of English investors in 1497 failed to spark any great interest in the New World. England was divided in the 1500s by great religious turmoil so they escaped to the new world. When Henry VIII broke with the Catholic Church in 1533, decades of religious strife ensued. Finally, under Henry's daughter Elizabeth, the English were prepared to stake their claims.
France: Many French Huguenots came to the British colonies for the same reason. The French came to the Americas in search of a homeland for the French Huguenots(protestants). Because they were not free to profess their religion in France.
Dutch:<span> Most Dutch came to America simply because they calculated that the future promised more prosperity for them and their children in America than in Holland. The Dutch were ever "family, faith, and farming" advocates. And the Dutch — as opposed to the Puritans — enjoyed the materialistic and creature comforts in life that their hard-earned money bought.
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
As news traveled to Europe, other countries, many of whom were not on friendly terms with England, were shocked at the American victory at Saratoga. What some of these countries decide to do was to support the Continental Army and the 13 colonies. The Americans hoped other countries will help the Continental Army as a result of this major victory.
And indeed that was what happened. The French decided to ally with the American colonies and they sent weapons and supplies to the American colonies in order to help the Continental Army to defeat the British troops.
At that time, Great Britain had many enemies, the French being one of them.
After the Continental Army victory in the Battle of Saratoga, the help received from France was vital to win the Revolutionary War and finally getting independence from the English crown.
