Questions: Vermont did not have settlers until the (A) 1820's (B) 1860's C. 1760's (D) 1690's

Vermont did not have settlers until the

(A) 1820's
(B) 1860's
C. 1760's
(D) 1690's
Transcript text: Vermont did not have settlers until the $\qquad$ (A) 1820 's (B) 1860's C. 1760 's (D) 1690's
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Answer

The answer is (C) 1760's

Explanation
Option 1: 1820's

This is incorrect. By the 1820s, Vermont was already an established state, having joined the Union in 1791.

Option 2: 1860's

This is incorrect. By the 1860s, Vermont was well-established and even participated in the Civil War.

Option 3: 1760's

This is correct. The first significant wave of settlers arrived in Vermont during the 1760s, primarily from neighboring colonies such as Massachusetts and Connecticut.

Option 4: 1690's

This is incorrect. Vermont was largely unsettled by Europeans in the 1690s, with most of the area being inhabited by Native American tribes.

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