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The answer is D. All of the above
<span>One of the most dramatic effects of the Revolution was to include more men in the formal political process. Yeoman farmers and urban artisans made up a majority of elected officials in northern states and significant minorities elsewhere. In many ways, those two groups of people have come to represent the ideal citizen even today: honest, hard-working, independent, talented laborers. John Crockett was a poor frontier farmer whose participation with the Overmountain Men helped him become a magistrate in the newly created Tennessee Territory. His son, the famed Davy Crockett, was elected to Congress.</span>
The Three Main Groups that settled in New France were,
Traders, Missionaries and Fur Trappers.
New France was a terroritory claimed by the Empire of France during the colonization of North America. Today, it makes up part of the modern country of Canada.
New France was eventually cessed to Great Britain.
During the settlement of the region, it became attractive due to the opportunities of Fur trading with the local native population. Eventually many traders and missionaries began to settle in the area to spread 'the word of the Gospel'