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30 September, 18:56

How did conditions in new spain and new france differ fromvirginia andnew england?

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    New France was an advocate of inclusion as their purpose was to trade and assimilate with the American Indians. New France focused on forming an alliance with the Native Americans instead of conquering and converting their religious belief. On the other hand, Virginia and New England were intent on taking over the lands of the Native Americans.
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