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Axes, beaver pelts, blankets, jewelry, muskrat pelts and rabbit pelts and guns, etc...
They trade beaver pelts with other people. (Natives,Europeans,Indians. etc)They trade them for goods, and thing that they needed for daily living.Hope that is helpful!
North America
First of all, the fur trade is history, not ancient history. They traded woven fabric, tin and brass kettles, beads, and tools for pelts, mainly beaver.
The beaver is the animal most responsible for the settlement of Canada's mainland. The fur trade in beaver pelts was a major economic driver for European settlers, leading to the establishment of trading posts and the exploration of the interior of Canada. The demand for beaver pelts played a significant role in shaping early Canadian history and the interactions between indigenous peoples and European colonizers.
Axes, beaver pelts, blankets, jewelry, muskrat pelts and rabbit pelts and guns, etc...
They trade beaver pelts with other people. (Natives,Europeans,Indians. etc)They trade them for goods, and thing that they needed for daily living.Hope that is helpful!
Beaver Pelts
North America
They traded beaver pelts and moose hides
Beaver pelts, fur
black market, midnite my house
because of beaver pelts
the Algonquins also traded chicken usually for beaver skin or pelts
Because beaver pelts do not come from bears.
First of all, the fur trade is history, not ancient history. They traded woven fabric, tin and brass kettles, beads, and tools for pelts, mainly beaver.
Fort Edmonton was used to trade goods such as beaver pelts.