What three rivers were located within the French territory?
A. Colorado River, Rio Grande, and Mississippi River
B. Rio Grande, Mississippi River, and Ohio River
C. Mississippi River, Ohio River, and Missouri River
D. Missouri River, Ohio River, and Colorado River
Answer (3)
the answer is c mississippi ,ohio , and missouri
The three rivers located within the historical French territory in North America were the Mississippi, Ohio, and Missouri Rivers. This territory was a part of French Louisiana before it was ceded to Britain and Spain. The correct option is: C) mississippi river , ohio river, and missouri .
The three rivers that were located within the French territory in North America before the territory was ceded to Great Britain and Spain at the end of the French and Indian War (part of the Seven Years' War) are the Mississippi River, the Ohio River, and the Missouri River.
These rivers were part of the vast territory claimed by France, which was known as Louisiana. After the war, the territory east of the Mississippi was ceded to Great Britain, and the land west of the Mississippi to Spain (only to be acquired by the United States through the Louisiana Purchase in 1803).
The three rivers located within French territory include the Mississippi River, Ohio River, and Missouri River. These rivers were vital for exploration and trade during the French colonial period in North America. This makes option C the correct choice.
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