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They traded many different things with many different people.
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What items did the French trade with the Iroquois?
They gave the Iroquois steel weapons
With which Indians did the Dutch in New Netherland trade?
the Iroquois
What is wampum and how do the Iroquois's use it?
They were trade beads and used it for trade with colonist and fur trappers.
What type of money did the Iroquois have?
the Iroquois village didn't really have money. All they did was trade for food,clothing, and tools and weapons.
Did Iroquois get along with the Huron?
Very bad. The Iroquois had a lot of land, and would not give it up due to the high wealth trade in the area. The Huron got so mad about how the Iroquois would not share the land that they invaded the trade route in 1645.
Why did the Iroquois trade?
Corn and stake from the river, they got money in return.
What city was the center of Dutch trade with the Iroquois in North America?
Albany
How did the fur trade hurt the Iroquois?
by giving thanks unto the lord
What did the europeans weapons trade with Iroquois?
The Europeans engaged in a weapons trade with the Iroquois, providing them with firearms, gunpowder, and ammunition in exchange for furs and other resources. This trade significantly enhanced the Iroquois' military capabilities, allowing them to dominate their rivals in the region. The introduction of European weaponry also altered traditional power dynamics among Native American tribes, as those who had access to these weapons gained strategic advantages. Ultimately, this trade played a crucial role in the Iroquois' expansion and influence during the colonial period.
Why was the Iroquois league?
It was to unite the 5 Iroquois tribes and to provide a defense.
What was the Iroquois trade?
Furs. They were a Northeastern tribe and would trap and trade the animal furs they caught. French traders lived and traded with them.
What furs did the Iroquois trade?
The Iroquois primarily traded furs from animals such as beavers, deer, and otters. Beaver pelts were particularly valuable due to the demand for beaver fur in Europe for hat-making. The Iroquois utilized their extensive knowledge of the land to trap these animals, engaging in trade with European settlers and other Indigenous tribes. This fur trade played a significant role in the economic and social dynamics of the region.
