What was a common result of European competition for empire in North America?
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Correct answer: Native nations were often drawn into ongoing conflicts among rival European powers
European empires competed for land, trade, and military advantage in North America. Native nations often became involved as allies, trading partners, or opponents, sometimes using imperial rivalries to pursue their own goals.
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