Among the primary sector activities in the Far North for Euro-Americans, which were the most important?
A) Fur trapping, whaling, mining, agriculture, and forestry.
B) Fur trapping, whaling, agriculture, forestry, and fishing.
C) Fur trapping, whaling, mining, forestry, and fishing.
D) Fur trapping, mining, agriculture, forestry, and fishing.
E) Mining, agriculture, mining, forestry, and fishing.
Question 2
As part of an effort for promoting the settlement of the Far North, during the Great Depression of the 1930s, the U.S. government paid ________.
A) The relocation expenses for hundreds of impoverished miners to explore the mountainous regions around Fairbanks for precious metals
B) The relocation expenses for hundreds of impoverished fishermen from Oregon and Washington to settle on the coast of Alaska and resettle abandoned communities, around Kotzebue, once owned by Russia
C) The relocation expenses for hundreds of impoverished lumberjacks, from Idaho and Montana, to settle the Alaskan and Canadian northern interior along the Yukon River as part of an economic improvement effort
D) The relocation expenses for hundreds of impoverished farmers from Minnesota and the Dakotas to settle in the Matanuska Valley in Alaska
The Dall sheep, Ovis dalli, a mountain sheep of far northern North America, was the subject of one o
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