Question 6 • Reed Fall 2026 Physical Science 2nd Semester (7th Hour)
In the mid-1700s, European powers—especially Britain and France—competed for land, trade, and influence in North America. Their rivalry led to conflicts such as the French and Indian War. They did not simply agree to divide the continent or unite in a campaign against Indigenous peoples, so the best summary is that European nations competed fiercely for control of North America.
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