What were the Plymouth colony's motives for planting a colony in the New World as stated in the Mayflower Compact? Select all that apply. advancements of the Christian faith
for the natural resources
advancement of trade
for the glory of God
honor of our King and country

for the glory of God

honor of our King and country

Explanation:

The Mayflower Compact was the first governing document of the Plymouth Colony that stated that each adult male had the right to decide how to worship God.

The motives for the planting of the Plymouth colony in the New World as stated in the Mayflower Compact was for the glory of God and honor of our King and country.

Because fascism was gaining ground in Europe.

Explanation:

The Neutrality Acts were enacted to limit the United States participation in foreign conflicts. However, the cash-and-carry provision stated that nations involved in war could, always under Presidential approval, purchase goods from the United States, except for firearms. After Germany’s occupation of Czechoslovakia, trade was opened to guns, and by 1941 the Neutrality Acts were irrelevant as the United States entered the war.