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Question 1

Samuel de Champlain was an effective colonizer who:
 
  a. founded trading posts in Nova Scotia and Quebec and a strong alliance with the Huron Indians.
  b. nearly destroyed French power in America.
  c. provoked a war with the Huron Indians by refusing to trade with them.
  d. was more interested in getting land than in trading.

Question 2

The United States opposed the existence of spheres of influence in China for which of the following reasons?
 
  a. Such spheres threatened American trading interests in China.
  b. Such spheres posed a direct threat to American troops stationed in the Far East.
  c. Treaty obligations required the United States to defend China against outside interference.
  d. The United States believed in self-determination for the Chinese people.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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