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Where was the first European colony in North America set up?

A. Newfoundland
B. New Mexico
C. Florida
D. Quebec

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Final answer:

The first European colony in North America was St. Augustine, Florida by Spain in 1565, followed by Quebec by the French in 1608, and Jamestown, Virginia by the English in 1607.


Explanation:

The first European colony in North America was set up in St. Augustine, Florida by Spain in 1565.

Following Spain, the French established a settlement in Quebec in 1608.

Meanwhile, the English made their first enduring settlement in Jamestown, Virginia in 1607.


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