Spain, France, and England came to the New World primarily for economic gain, driven by the search for new trade routes, resources, and land. Spain sought gold and silver, leading to the conquest and colonization of large territories in the Americas. France focused on fur trading and establishing alliances with Indigenous peoples, while England aimed to expand its territory and establish colonies for agriculture and trade. Additionally, religious motives and the desire for national prestige also played significant roles in their exploration and colonization efforts.
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