The explorer who sailed for France trying to find the Northwest Passage but instead ended up going through the St. Lawrence River and founding New France was "Jacques Cartier," since he was one of the most prominent explorers of his day.
Your answer it B. Liberal Feminism my friend!
The most likely options are the second and last choices. I am leaning toward the second choice, though.
The right answer is I believe the answer is: D. made an effort to succeed at farming but often failed. on e2020
It was<span> largely caused by an increase in farming efficiency due to technology. Advancements led to a surplus of labor, and the displaced workers saw the United States as a place that offered them new opportunities. Many immigrants faced a double culture shock, not only assimilating into an entirely new country but in many cases switching from agrarian jobs to urban work at the same time.
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