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european exploration in north amer
5. what were the three gs?
a. god, gold, glory
b. god, guns, grain
c. gold, glory, guns
d. graphite, gold, glory
6. which of the following was not an area where the french eventually settled?
a. louisiana
b. canada
c. ohio river valley
d. rhode island
7. one of the reasons the colonists moved from england to north america was to pursue religion freedom.
a. true
b. false
8. there was much conflict and violence between the french colonists and the native americans.
a. true
b. false
9. in 2-3 sentences, discuss why the native americans were suspicious of all european explorers after hernando de soto.

10. in a paragraph, discuss european exploration and settlement of north america.

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reading skills
name
european exploration in north amer
5. what were the three gs?
a. god, gold, glory
b. god, guns, grain
c. gold, glory, guns
d. graphite, gold, glory
6. which of the following was not an area where the french eventually settled?
a. louisiana
b. canada
c. ohio river valley
d. rhode island
7. one of the reasons the colonists moved from england to north america was to pursue religion freedom.
a. true
b. false
8. there was much conflict and violence between the french colonists and the native americans.
a. true
b. false
9. in 2-3 sentences, discuss why the native americans were suspicious of all european explorers after hernando de soto.

10. in a paragraph, discuss european exploration and settlement of north america.

Accepted Answer

### Question 5
# Answer:
a. God, gold, glory
# Brief Explanations:
The "Three G's" (God, Gold, Glory) were motivations for European exploration. God refers to spreading Christianity, Gold to acquiring wealth, and Glory to gaining fame/power for the country and explorers. Other options (e.g., guns, grain, graphite) don't fit this historical context.

### Question 6
# Answer:
d. Rhode Island
# Brief Explanations:
French settlements included Louisiana, parts of Canada, and the Ohio River Valley. Rhode Island was settled by English colonists (e.g., Roger Williams for religious freedom), so it was not a French settlement area.

### Question 7
# Answer:
a. True
# Brief Explanations:
Many English colonists (e.g., Pilgrims, Puritans) came to North America seeking religious freedom, as they faced persecution in England for their beliefs. This was a major reason for migration.

### Question 8
# Answer:
b. False
# Brief Explanations:
French colonists generally had more cooperative relationships with Native Americans (e.g., fur trade alliances) compared to other European groups (like English/Spanish in some regions). Conflict was less prominent in French - Native American interactions.

### Question 9
# Answer:
Hernando De Soto's expedition was violent, as he and his men enslaved, stole from, and killed Native Americans, and also brought diseases. After this, Native Americans recognized that European explorers often sought to exploit them, take their land, and disrupt their societies, leading to suspicion of all such explorers.
# Brief Explanations:
De Soto's actions (violence, exploitation, disease introduction) set a negative precedent. Native Americans learned that European explorers were not always friendly and often had self - serving, harmful goals, so they became suspicious of others who followed.

### Question 10
# Answer:
European exploration and settlement of North America was driven by motives like the "Three G's" (God, Gold, Glory) and the search for new trade routes. Spain, France, and England were major powers: Spain claimed Florida and the Southwest, seeking gold and spreading Catholicism; France focused on Canada and the Mississippi Valley, building fur trade networks with Native Americans; England established colonies along the Atlantic coast, with reasons ranging from religious freedom (e.g., Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay) to economic opportunity (e.g., Jamestown for tobacco). These settlements disrupted Native American societies through disease, land theft, and cultural imposition, while also leading to the development of diverse colonial economies and societies that would later shape the United States and Canada.
# Brief Explanations:
This paragraph covers the key drivers (motivations), major colonial powers and their territories, interactions with Native Americans, and the long - term impacts on the development of North America. It synthesizes the main aspects of European exploration and settlement in the region.

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