New france was located in eastern canada. this evidence best supports the conclusion that today eastern canada a. belongs to france b. remain a primarily french-specking area c. remains a primarily english-speaking area d. is part of the united states

The fact that New France was located in eastern Canada is an evidence of B. this area remains  primarily French-speaking.

The answer is option B.

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