<u>Tribes allied with both sides during the war.</u>
Explanation:
British and French interests were at odds with one another, especially in the North American region. The culmination of these conflicts of interest occurred in 1754 when an armed conflict occurred which would later be known in European historiography as the French and Indian war.
The French had established strong ties with many t Native American tribes in Canada and the Great Lakes, while the British, for their part, formed an alliance with the Iroquois.
The revelation of the Holocaust was a shocking event to the world but the respond of the allied power to the problem was limited. The immigration laws of the Allied countries like Britain and the United States of America prevented Jews to enter these nations. The quota system prevented many to take refuge in these countries. Even after the revelation of the holocaust the efforts were limited to save Jews. Their aim was still preoccupied by Hitler's forces and the many Jews perished in the hope of help only.
The others are in different continents: The Grand Canal in Europe (Venice), the Panama Canal in the Americas ( and splits the two Americas) and Erie Canal is in America (NY).