The Indians of the Great Lakes Region Were an Exception

question 45

Multiple Choice

The Indians of the Great Lakes region were an exception among other native peoples of North America in that they were

• A)consolidating rather than dispersing.
• B)remarkably resistant to diseases brought by settlers.
• C)more inclined to work out differences peaceably with European newcomers.
• D)reluctant to adopt European technology such as iron blades and firearms.

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