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One way in which the settlements at jamestown (1607) and of new france in canada (1608) were similiar is that both were located a) in the mountains b) on islands far from fresh water c) next to bodies
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One way in which the settlements at jamestown (1607) and of new france in canada (1608) were similiar is that both were located

a) in the mountains
b) on islands far from fresh water
c) next to bodies of water
d) in a dry climate

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B is the correct answer I’m pretty sure
One way in which the settlements at jamestown (1607) and of new france in canada (1608) were-example-1
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( C) Next two bodies of water/the coast line
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