How did many native groups in Indochina respond to French colonization?
A. They formed alliances with European powers to help remove French.
B. They welcomed the French for defeating oppressive local warlords.
C. They organized into resistance movements to oppose the French.
D. They refused to speak French or do business with French merchants.

Native American communities protested against French policies, organized resistance, and rose up in rebellion as a result of France's colonization of Indochina.
In late 1880, France had sovereignty of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, which were collectively referred to as French Indochina.
Because they provided France with a wealth of natural resources and raw commodities that could be exploited and transformed in European industries, these regions were immensely significant to France.

Where did the French colonize and why?

The French colonized North America in order to establish trading centers for the fur trade.
Eventually, several French missionaries traveled to North America to baptize Native Americans into the Catholic faith.

In 1603, Samuel de Champlain traveled into the St. Lawrence River while working for various fur-trading monopolies.
He was on the Bay of Fundy the following year and helped establish Port-Royal, the first French settlement in North America (now Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia).

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