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Why was the trading post that Samuel Champlain started important to France?
The trading post that Samuel Champlain started was important to France because it helped establish a profitable fur trading network in North America. This trading post helped France expand its influence in the region and build alliances with Native American tribes for economic and strategic purposes. It also laid the foundations for French colonization efforts in Canada.
Why did the French settle in Mississippi?
The French explored the Mississippi because they wanted to find new lands and build trading posts.
What two countries try to build the Panama canal first?
usa and France
What are two types of car in french?
In France they build Renualts/Peugots/Citroen
Why did the french build forts along the Mississippi?
They build a fort seeking to keep Spain and England out of lands claimed for France.
Did the Romans build Notre Dame?
No, Notre Dame is in France, therefore built by the French.
Why did the new France leaders want to control the Mississippi river?
WELL, for being so late I would like to apologies! They wanted to control because.. They can build their own trading posts an reach new lands. SO basically, they want to reach new lands and build their own trading posts.
Why did empire hadrian build a wall across notthern England?
Hadrian built the wall to prevent incursions by the Celtic barbarians. Ironically, they turned into trading posts over time.
What is Frances major industrie?
Well France is the third largest weapons supplier in the world, which mainly build warships guns, nuclear weapons, and equipment, Primarily by the French Goverment. France is also the Europian Union's leading agricultural producer.
Did the Mesopotamian build the trading system?
yes
Why did the pilgrims build their settlement a bay?
Trading
Was France the first nation to build its economy based on capitalism?
No, it was one of the last among Western nations. Great Britain was the first. Even today, the French Government and French industry have close ties and even despite EU rules on the subject of free markets and competition, the French Government will immediately involve itself in the affairs of French industry if it feels French interests are at stake.
