<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be "strict bias", since this would entail that the author's claim is coming from a place of self-service, as opposed to from a place of academic objectivity. </span></span>
Canada's climate is not really cold all year in winter, the temperature falls below freezing point, that's the time when it's really cold. And on the summer, the southern province often experience humid weather, and temperature that can surpass over 30 Celsius. It kind of depends on "where" in Canada you're referring to.
Native Americans taught the French how to fight in the American backwoods.
Prior to the Seven Year's War (French Indian War) the Native American's largest tribe, the Mingoes, were allied with Great Britain. However, many Indians in the Upper Ohio Valley did not acknowledge british authority. Even though many of these Indians were fearful and hold grudges of the French because of previous wars, they believed that an alliance with the french was the lesser of two evils. Consequently, they started to supply French forces with men and intelligence against Great Britain.
