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Why did Europeans decide to cross the Atlantic Ocean to North America?

  • To spread European culture and language to indigenous peoples
  • To escape religious persecution in Europe
  • To conquer new territories for agricultural expansion
  • To find new trade routes to Asia after the fall of Constantinople (correct)
  • Why were Jacques Cartier, Samuel de Champlain, Étienne Brûlé, Pierre Radisson, Sieur des Groseilliers, and Donnacona important to the creation of New France?

  • They were the first European settlers in New France
  • They were responsible for establishing the first trading posts in New France
  • They were key explorers and figures in the early exploration and settlement of New France (correct)
  • They were leaders of the indigenous tribes in New France
  • What is the sovereign council in New France and who is involved?

  • It was an advisory council for religious matters led by the Church
  • It was a trade council responsible for regulating commerce with indigenous tribes
  • It was a council of indigenous leaders and French settlers for resolving disputes
  • It was the governing body consisting of the King's representatives and local officials (correct)
  • Why was it hard to settle year round in Early North America?

    <p>Harsh climate, limited knowledge of local resources, and conflicts with indigenous peoples</p> Signup and view all the answers

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