Question

in the late 1500s the british geographer and mapmaker richard hakluyt expressed the following reasons to support colonization of the new world. which of these can best be described as political?
A. we shall be creating a place for the teaching of the glory of gods word
B. our people who are in trouble because they cannot earn enough money will find good jobs in englands colonies
C. the passage there and home is not too long and can be made twice a year
D. this project will keep the spanish king from taking over all of america

Answer 1

What do you think?

Answer 2

ion know

Answer 3

What grade level of history is this?

Answer 4

Freshman. Integrated Social Studies.

Answer 5

@paki @krissavannah

Answer 6

Have you tried reading the question, and taking a stab at it?

Answer 7

If so, give me your best guess

Answer 8

i cant man.

Answer 9

@Shy_Boy

Answer 10

A. we shall be creating a place for the teaching of the glory of gods word

This is a common reason for exploration during this time. People wanted to spread the word of Christianity to other places in the world. But, this is a religious reason, not a political one.

Answer 11

B. our people who are in trouble because they cannot earn enough money will find good jobs in englands colonies

This is having to do with money, therefore it is economical

Answer 12

C. the passage there and home is not too long and can be made twice a year

This seems like a reason used to convince investors in the expedition, how fast it could be done, and at what rate they would need supplies, yet not political.

Answer 13

D. this project will keep the spanish king from taking over all of america

and then there is this one :)

Answer 14

@dopeisbadmmkay

Answer 15

When they ignore your help </3