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Why did the French prefer trade over permanent settlement?

Why did the French prefer trade over permanent settlement?

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The population of England increased from fewer than 3 millio…

The population of England increased from fewer than 3 million in 1500 to over 5 million by the middle of the 17th century. As a result, one quarter to one half of the population

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Which town was the leading entry point for the slave trade o…

Which town was the leading entry point for the slave trade on the mainland?

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Agriculture flourished between the Mississippi River and the…

Agriculture flourished between the Mississippi River and the Atlantic Ocean. Which of the following is FALSE regarding agricultural societies in this area?

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Tenochtitlán was situated in the same location as the modern…

Tenochtitlán was situated in the same location as the modern-day historic center of Mexico City.

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For which of the following reasons was the location for Jame…

For which of the following reasons was the location for Jamestown a geographically poor choice?

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Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to th…

Which of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the close relationship Native Americans had with the French?

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European slavers transported millions of Africans across the…

European slavers transported millions of Africans across the ocean in a terrifying journey known as the

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Which of these countries dominated the New World in the earl…

Which of these countries dominated the New World in the early to mid 16th entury?

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What did the term “potlatch” refer to among the Native Ameri…

What did the term “potlatch” refer to among the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest?

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