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KimWrice

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L'Anxe Meadows was a ________ settlement in Newfoundland, and one of the first European contacts with Native American groups.
 
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Question 2

Which of following best describes the major industries of Sacramento, California?
 
  A) Government, agriculture, food processing, and aerospace
  B) Tourism, government, farm machinery, and dairy
  C) Dairy, agriculture, government, and tourism
  D) Aerospace, farm machinery, food processing, and government



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Norse, Viking

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