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Animal skin was used for clothing, shoes, and tents. There are also some pieces (not truly art) of historic interest where illustrations of events that took place are denoted. In the 1600's, they trapped beaver and buffalo and sold furs for the American and European fur trade, which was a major source of income.
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∙ 14y agoare you asking what types of animal's fur are used?
if so, buffalo, beaver, deer, fox, wolf, beaver.. im sure there are several more...
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Who set up fur trading posts?
The Native Americans started the Fur Trade
Did native Americans use fences?
No the native americans did not use fences.
What did the French seek in their trade with Native Americans?
French traders were eager for Beaver fur/ fur in the 1600s.
What was the area of profitable fur trade with native Americans?
It was ohio valley :3
How did Indians life change when explorers came?
the native americans created fur trade with europeans and the explorers later then kicked the native americans and brought viruses
What tools did Indians use for making clothes?
Native Americans use fur and animal hide to make clothing.
What The french traded with native Americans for?
Fur
What did the french trade with the native Americans for?
Fur
Why do native Americans hunt buffalos?
Food and fur
Who set up fur trading posts?
The Native Americans started the Fur Trade
What region did native Americans use wampum and beaver fur?
southern region of canada into the northern region of minnesota.
What are native americans clothes made from?
animal skins and fur
What did french want from the native Americans?
their land back
What was the major economic activity of new France?
Fur trade with the Native Americans
Why was the fur trade important to both the dutch and the native Americans?
the native Americans needed scissors and knives so the decided to give furs like beaver fur. The Dutch needed fur for warmth and trading with other places.
Did native Americans use fences?
No the native americans did not use fences.
Site where fur trappers and native Americans met?
trading post
