They helped the french by fur trading.
They helped the french by fur trading.
They helped the french by fur trading.
The partnership between the French and the Huron and Algonquin tribes facilitated trade, particularly in furs, which greatly benefited the French economy and established their foothold in North America. The French provided the Indigenous groups with European goods such as weapons, tools, and textiles, enhancing their daily lives and warfare capabilities. In return, the Huron and Algonquin gained military support against rival tribes and access to new trade networks, strengthening their position in the region. Overall, this alliance fostered mutual benefits that allowed both parties to thrive in a complex, competitive environment.
the French
Huron is the correct answer
because they went to war and the algonquin & Huron were sided with the french but the Iroquois sided with the English
gtfo
Lake Ontario
The Huron were a group of Canadian aboriginal people in the eastern woodlands farmers. What was unique about these people was that they were farmers and they had permanent villages. The Huron were friends with the Algonquin and French and enimies with the Iroquios and British. They had a land called Huronia and the Great lake Huron was named after them.
the Huron and algonquin
The Huron people were eager to cooperate with the French primarily for economic and strategic reasons. The French offered valuable trade goods, such as metal tools, firearms, and textiles, which enhanced the Huron's quality of life and trade networks. Additionally, forming an alliance with the French provided the Huron with military support against rival tribes, particularly the Iroquois, enhancing their security in a competitive environment. This partnership fostered mutual dependency that benefited both parties.
The Native Americans helped both the French and the British. . . . .. the Iriqois helped the french and the mohawk helped the British. I hope this helps :)