Question

Which conclusion about the impact of environmental conditions on New France does the excerpt BEST support? A. Variable climate conditions discouraged French colonists from settling in the St. Lawrence River Valley. B. The forested landscape of the interior limited French ambitions and confined them to lands adjacent to the British. C. Rugged, wooded terrain hindered French efforts to build large agricultural communities like those in the British colonies. D. Early French settlers lacked the technology to clear and develop tracts of land sizable enough to support large populations.

Answer 1

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Answer 2

An environmental impact is defined as any alteration to the environment, whether negative or positive, produced by a facility's activities, goods, or services, and further discussion can be defined as follows:

• Most of the terrain both on the north and south banks of a St. Lawrence River were densely forested, rendering clearing difficult.
• Since the geographical qualities of the landmass, French efforts to create an agricultural community in New France.
• This area contributes the cultivable land in one of its colonies, like the British, to mainly limited.
• Workers were urged to clear the wooded terrain, particularly the wood, in the way to switch it into a productive landmass.
• Even after a $\frac{1}{2}$ of colonization, most of their efforts to make France one of the most prolific agricultural communities failed to owe to the conditions.  
• It desires to make New French one of the most prolific farming areas.

Therefore the final answer is "Option C".

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