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What did England and the English settlers really want from colonization?
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There were several things England and English settlers wanted from colonization. One the most important aspects of colonization was Natural Resources. England was able to control several markets by colonizing the Americas, Africa and Asia. England also wanted to expand it's dominion and create a strong and vast empire. The English people also wanted to spread Christianity to countries and people they believed to be barbaric.
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