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Jean Nicolet and Early French Encounters in Wisconsin
Analyze Jean Nicolet's 1634 arrival at Green Bay and early encounters with the Ho-Chunk and Menominee peoples.
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European Motives and Expeditions in North America
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Investigate the motivations, navigational innovations, and major Spanish and French expeditions that shaped early European exploration across North America.
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