Question

european kingdoms were the first to explore and settle the so - called
ew world\ because their part of the world was more advanced than asia, africa, or the americas.
true
false
question 2 (1 point)
which group of european settlers quickly became a minority in their own colony?
the dutch in new france
the english in plymouth
the dutch in new spain
the english in new amsterdam
the english in jamestown
the dutch in new amsterdam

Explanation:

Question 1

European exploration and settlement of the "New World" was driven by factors like trade routes, religious motives, and competition, not that Europe was more advanced than other regions (e.g., Asia had advanced civilizations). So the statement is false.

The Dutch in New Amsterdam (later New York) had a diverse population with many non - Dutch settlers (e.g., English, Swedish, African, and other European groups) arriving, making the Dutch a minority quickly. Other options are incorrect: The Dutch weren't in New France or New Spain; the English in Plymouth, Jamestown were majorities; and the English in New Amsterdam is incorrect as the Dutch were the original settlers there.

Answer:

False

Question 2