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Which nation controlled most of the eastern seaboard of North American by the end of the 1600s?
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What nation controlled the north American interior in 1750?
France
What is land controlled by another nation?
Lands that are controlled by another nation are called territories.
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Which nation controlled most of the eastern seaboard of north america by the end of the 1600s?
England
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By 1750 this nation controlled the north American interior?
france controlled the north american interior in 1750
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What nation controlled the north American interior in 1750?
France
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Iraq.
What is land controlled by another nation?
Lands that are controlled by another nation are called territories.
Who controlled the nation's rail traffic?
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Oil-rich middle-eastern nation that became an early focal point of Societ American conflict?
Iran
