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Why did Robert de la selle establish trading posts along the Mississippi river?
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In 1682, French explorer René-RobertCavelier, Sieur de La Salle journeyed down theMississippi River in search of a water route to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Why did Robert de Salle establish trading post along the Mississippi river?
France made a lot of money selling furs along this river.
Why did Robert la salle establish trading posts along the Mississippi river?
France made a lot of money selling furs along this river.
Why did de la salle establish trading posts along the Mississippi river?
France made a lot of money selling furs along this river.
Why did Robert de la salle establish trading posts along the missisipi?
Robert de La Salle established trading posts along the Mississippi River to facilitate the fur trade with Native American tribes and to establish a French presence in the region, thereby increasing French influence and control over the territory. The trading posts also served as supply depots for La Salle's expeditions and helped solidify French territorial claims in North America.
Why did Robert De la Salle establish trading posts along the Mississippi River?
France made a lot of money selling furs along this river.
Why did Robert de la salle established trading post along Mississippi river?
France made a lot of money selling furs along this river.
Why did Phoenicians establish colonies along the Mediterranean coast?
they wanted to make trading post
Along which river besides the Mississippi were the greatest number of french fur trading posts located?
Missouri
Did the french establish trading post along the Ohio river?
Yes either fort duquesene or fort necessity
Along which river besides the Mississippi were the greatest number of french fur trading post located?
Missouri River
Who traveled with his wife ad son to choose the site for a new trading post along the Mississippi River?
his ring
Why reason Phoenicians establish colonies along the Mediterranean Sea?
They established trading stations rather than colonies, to promote their carry-trade activity.
