With which native american tribe did samuel de champlain come into direct conflict? a. the huron
b. the iroquois
c. the algonquin
d. the montagais

Samuel de Champlain met the leader of the Montagais tribe first.The correct option to the given question is option "D". Samuel de Champlain was known as the Father of New France and he was also a great navigator. He met the chief or the leader of the Montagnais tribe in Tadoussac. Samuel de Champlain was born on 15th of August in the year 1574 in France. He died in Canada on 25th December in the year 1635. He was not only a great navigator but also a cartographer, ethnologist, diplomat, draughtsman, soldier and a geographer. He was born in the family of mariners and so had a thirst for new discoveries around the globe.

One major effect of industrialization on American society was more people moved to urban areas (Point  D).

Further explanation

American industrialization starts around the 1800s. Industrialization means changing the industry from manual labors to machine base industry - to increase productivity and maximize profit.

Industrialization occurred because of innovation, technology and transportation development. Industrialization offered new jobs resulted in urbanization. Many people moved from the farm or countryside to urban areas in search of employment or to live near the factories.  

Industrial Revolution brought significant social changes in the United States. Most of the new industrial company built near to the urban area resulted the city grew faster than ever before. Chicago was the fastest growing city. This growing city faced a new social problem, the increased inequality of wealth was most visible, the gap between the high with the lower-income become wider. The revolution also caused a rise of unskilled workers, poor working condition, low wages, and child labor.  

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