1. How was France's motive to explore similar to that of Spain and England? a. All three countries wanted to spread the new knowledge they gain with the rest of Europe.
b. As did Spain and England, France hoped to learn about and adopt new religions they encountered.
c. As did Spain and England, France sought to share cures for European diseases with the people they met.
d. All three wanted to win as many new converts to their religion as possible.

2. How were the activities of the English in the New World similar to those of the Spanish and French?
a. All three countries sent representatives to negotiate with native people for land.
b. As did the Spanish and French, the English collected large numbers of native people to return to Europe.
c. As did the Spanish and French, the English sent people and supplies to establish colonies for their nation.
d. All three countries sent large numbers of people to live within native communities.

3. How were the accomplishments of Spain in the New World different from those of England and France?
a. Unlike France and England, Spain was never able to establish any successful colony.
b. Spain was the first of the three countries to establish colonies in the New World.
c. France and England established claims along the eastern coast of the New World, while Spain found success in the interior.
d. The colonies established by Spain lasted the longest of the three countries.

4. The Spanish, French, and English attempted to maintain control of the area they had settled. In what way did these countries handle land competition differently?
a. The Spanish chose to abandon Santa Elena after the discovery of a nearby tribe.
b. The French attacked Spanish settlers before establishing Charlesfort.
c. The French joined forces with the English and established Charles Town.
d. English privateers attacked St. Augustine to clear the Spanish from the New World.

5. How were the struggles of the French similar to those of the Spanish and English in the New World?
a. The French experienced hostilities with other groups.
b. French leaders experienced mutiny upon arrival to the New World.
c. The colonies experienced a complete wipeout due to disease.
d. The settlers faced abandonment from their mother country.