Your information, or source, is incorrect. The North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) population was never reduced below 10 million. So it never came close to extinction. The European Beaver (Castor fiber) was hunted to the point of extinction in many European nations, and has only be re-introduced into many countries with years of trap and transfer work. Extinction dates of the European Beaver, by country or area: * Romania 1824 * The Netherlands (Unknown date) * Scandinavia between 1000 and 1800 * Britain 1526
The French attempted to maintain relations with Native Americans.
no
because native Americans allowed the french to control large areas of land
Beeds, blankets, guns, pots, and lead fro the French...furs from the Indians
the british sought to displace the native americans while the french treated them more as trading partners.
They didn't want beavers, they wanted their hides. They were used in the making of hats.
fur from the beavers
Americans of african descent who speak french.
there were no such thing as Americans back in the french revolution
The colonists=(Americans)+ and the French.14,000 Americans and 3,000 French
The Americans never fought the French. In WW2 they may have but not in the French and Indian they weren't in the french and Indian war.
North Vietnam had to fight against the French and the Americans to gain its independence. The French and Americans were trying to stop the spread of communism to South Vietnam, but the war ended badly with the French and Americans suffering defeat.
The English wanted the French out to hunt beavers. To have all the beaver hunting to them self. The french wanted the Ohio river valley so fought for it
The Native Americans were so important in the clash between the French and British because the Native Americans helped the French in the war between the French and British.
The Native Americans were so important in the clash between the French and British because the Native Americans helped the French in the war between the French and British.
Not all french hate americans. It depends on the person.
Beaver, which lived in considerable numbers in the Great Lakes region, was a popular fur among both Native American and French trappers. The European beaver was hunted nearly to extinction in the 19th century, but the North American beaver (Canadian beaver) was more fortunate. In 1977, as many as 500,000 beavers were legally trapped in the US and Canada, mostly to control local overpopulation.