Which best explains how the English and the French approached colonization of North America? A. England aimed to continue its worldwide network of colonies, while France wanted to stop Spain. B. England sought new opportunities for settlers, while France wanted to help American Indians. C. France sought a place for religious freedom, while England aimed to spread Christianity. D. France aimed to acquire goods to send home, while England wanted a source of raw materials.

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