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What European nation first laid claim to the area now known as Quebec, Canada in 1600s? A. Spain B. England C. Netherlands D. France
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What European nation first laid claim to the area now known as Quebec, Canada in 1600s?

A. Spain
B. England
C. Netherlands
D. France

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The answer is D, France laid claim to Quebec, Canada.
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