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support for and against the equal partnership of the fur trade
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social 1 Mind Map on support for and against the equal partnership of the fur trade, created by tdhein on 27/08/2013.
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support for and against the equal partnership of the fur trade
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Inter-marriages/adoption
respect of eachother
recognized needed FN support
needed to ally with FN to safely establish permanent settlements
Needed FN to get furs from the deep North
needed to trade fairly
maritimes - open trade between English, French and FN
large amount of money was spent on gifts for FN
government tried to stop trade of alcohol
FN knew where to trap best furs and when the furs would be best
beaver down thickest in winter
FN groups worked in more spread out smaller groups so more difficult to enslave
against
Champlain encouraged Native warfare to prevent FN from trading with rivals
French was trying to make contact with Northern FN groups to get rid of intermediaries
Europeans used alcohol to inebriate FN during trading
FN lost power as furs and game animal decreased and Europeans established themselves
Missionaries intent on Europeanizing FN
Introduced new beliefs, technology and ideas that divided communities and families
Racism
FN weakened by disease and famine decimating their population
little help from Europeans
farmers pushed FN off land they needed for survival
imbalances in power between tribes and individuals
European trading practices followed social heirarchy
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