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PLEASE HELP!!! 100 POINTS!! Why were the rivers of what would become the United States so important to early European explorers?
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PLEASE HELP!!! 100 POINTS!! Why were the rivers of what would become the United States so important to early European explorers?

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It was important because of the fact that it would provide the water necessary for agriculture, which would in turn provide people food.

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