In the late 1400s, John Cabot and Jacques Cartier made various voyages to what is now known as

#30. In the late 1400s, John Cabot and Jacques Cartier made various voyages to what is now known as) Canada. Over the next 200 years, the eastern coastal areas of North America were settled by mostly French, English, and Spanish citizens.

What form of genetic drift is represented by the movement of the first European population to North America at this time?

Select one:
a. Founder effect
b. Controlled breeding
c. Natural selection
d. Bottleneck effect
#31European exploration of Eastern Canada began in earnest with the expedition of John Cabot in the late 1490s and continued into the 1550s when the word “Canada” began to appear on world maps.

European genes entered into the gene pool of the natives of the land of Canada primarily as a result of

Select one:
a. genetic drift
b. gene flow
c. natural selection
d. migration