The right answer is rendezvous.
They were the Russians.
Captain James Cook traded useless tools or supplies like cottons, stockings, etc. to the Hawaiians.
Greeks bought things like silks and gold jewellery. Most of the time they grew or raised their own food, so they only needed to buy other things they couldn't get themselves.
I believe they traded with other tribes to get the supplies they needed. If my answer is wrong, feel free to change.
They traded honey, tin, wheat, wool, wood, iron, fur, leather, fish and walrus ivory. Everywhere they went the Vikings bought and sold slaves.
The right answer is rendezvous.
If there is a large population then more foods are needed to be traded, grown, or bought.
They can be both, but they are usually bought.
slaves
they traded sold and bought goods
they traded sold and bought goods
traded stuff for supplies
On the stock market
He was a trader. He traded his merchandise for food.
Exchange traded funds are funds that can be bought and sold throughout the trading day and they can also be bought or sold on short margin. They can do everything a regular stock can do.
They traded with them because they needed supplies to survive.
They were the Russians.