Comparing English and French Colonization in North America Reveals That

question 19

Multiple Choice

Comparing English and French colonization in North America reveals that

• A)there was less reason for the French to leave France than for the English to leave England.
• B)French trade was usually more profitable, partly because of friendlier relations with native populations.
• C)the English colonists were more numerous and diverse than the French.
• D)the greatest profits for both nations came from sugar producing areas in the Caribbean.
• E)All of the above.

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