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support for and against the equal partnership of the fur trade
- for
- Inter-marriages/adoption
- respect of eachother
- recognized needed FN support
- respect of eachother
- needed to ally with FN to safely establish permanent settlements
- Needed FN to get furs from the deep North
- needed to trade fairly
- 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
- beaver down thickest in winter
- FN groups worked in more spread out smaller groups so more difficult to enslave
- Inter-marriages/adoption
- 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
- 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
- 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
- European trading practices followed social heirarchy
- Champlain encouraged Native warfare to prevent FN from trading with rivals
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