What was the primary aim of the first European outposts in North America?
A. The establishment of permanent colonies
B. The destruction of the non-European peoples
C. The conversion of the native population to Christianity
D. Profits from the sale of beaver pelts
Answer: D
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a. most Indians were recruited to fight for the Union, and many lost their lives b. while Indian warriors were away fighting, settlers would occupy tribal lands c. the West became a battleground, between Indians and whites and amongst Indians d. they volunteered to fight for the Confederacy, and they lost
The 1853 Gadsden Purchase
A. cost the United States government $25 million. B. fulfilled the treaty ending the Mexican War. C. advanced the cause of a southern route for the transcontinental railroad. D. temporarily calmed the rivalry between North and South. E. was made with England.
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