The Ojibwe and Dakota traded for what they needed or wanted.
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Why did the Europeans trade?
The Europeans traded to make money, or profit.
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Attending the rendezvous at Grand Portage and Fort William to trade pelts happened in which season?
Summer
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Dakota or Ojibwe women who turned the animal hides into valuable pelts for trade were...
Pelt preparers
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Gift-giving to Native Americans to be able to keep trading with them happened in which season?
Spring
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People who provided clothing and food the traders needed to survive the winter were...
Suppliers
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Why did the Dakota and Ojibwe want man-made goods, and why did Europeans want furs?
Dakota and Ojibwe wanted man-made goods because they made life simpler and provided things that were status symbols in the community, such as colorful beads, t
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Transporting trade goods to fur trading posts happened in which season?
Autumn
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banana
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Men who hunted and trapped animals for meat and furs to trade were...
Hunters
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True or False: The traders only came from Europe.
False
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shark
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True or False: The American Indians only gave Europeans trade goods.
False
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True or False: Europeans valued expensive beaver pelt hats as a symbol of social status.
True
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An American Indian hired to help voyageurs and fur traders find their way through unfamiliar lands was a...