In the mid-1840s, the "Oregon country" in the Pacific Northwest
A. remained the center of the French fur-trading empire.
B. was primarily occupied by Great Britain.
C. contained many more English settlers than Americans.
D. included an Indian population that had been devastated partly by disease.
E. was of little interest to the American government.
Answer: D
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