1. What role did colonialism play in the setling of the Pacific Northwest? select all that apply

it brought an end to the fur trade.
it discouraged exploration of the region by European explores.
it made European settlers believe that they had a right to the land of Washington.**
it nurtured a positive relationship between the native Americans of Washington and European settlers**
it often resulted in takeover of native American land by European settlers.
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1. C & E

2. C
3. C
4. B
5. C
6. D
7. A. & D.
8. C & D
9. D.
10. A.
11. B.
12. C.
13. A.
14. D.
15. B.
16. B & E.
17. C.
18. A.
19. Colonialism is a kind of foreign policy where a country exercises governmental control over another country by occupying it with its settlers and misuse the financial gain that create it.
20. The Lewis and Clark expedition was very influential because it marked the first expedition towards the western half of the United States. At the end concerning this journey many new mammals, regions, and human beings were found, this eventually led to the westward expansion of the United States to settle in these wide in range new domain
21. The Nootka Sound Controversy was a big dispute that nearly bring about Spain and Great Britain to go to war. The dispute involved claims of who possessed the pacific northwest.

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3.11.1 - Test: Explorers and Fur Traders Unit Test
Washington State History 7 (CL), WA, 5.18, N / 3. Explorers and Fur Traders / 3.11. Unit Test

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Isaac is correct thanks

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then paraphrase, don't just directly copy paste the essays, completely moron, idiotic fool. Never make anything (not even a child, because god knows they have nothing to learn from you), you will instantly get stricken down by a copyright strike for copying another idea and not changing anything to it at all, absolute "Einstein"