When the age of exploration began, there were many reasons European countries wanted to explore.

How many was France's motive to explore similar to the of Spain and England?

a--All three countries wanted to spread the new knowledge they gained 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 of European diseases with the people they met

d--All three countries wanted to win as many new converts to their religion as possible

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Paisley Conley

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3 August, 21:58

When the age of exploration began, there were many reasons European countries wanted to explore.

How many was France's motive to explore similar to the of Spain and England?

a--All three countries wanted to spread the new knowledge they gained 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 of European diseases with the people they met

d--All three countries wanted to win as many new converts to their religion as possible

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Delaney Beltran · Answer 1

a--All three countries wanted to spread the new knowledge they gained with the rest of Europe

Yadiel Lloyd · Answer 2

A--All three countries wanted to spread the new knowledge they gained with the rest of Europe

Explanation:

Taking into account the examples provided we can affirm that the three countries sought to disseminate their knowledge throughout the possible territory. These countries sought to expand their culture, their religion and their language, all these countries sought to strengthen their respective empires. This is why the correct answer is sentence A.