Which of the following statements most accurately describes the trading practices between the French and Indians during the late16^th century? A)The fur trade became so lucrative for the Micmac that they did not have enough time to produce the food necessary to feed themselves. B)It was only beneficial to the Europeans who had a desire for beaver pelts. C)It was difficult for the Indians to acquire the pelts due to the lack of a major river for hunting and transportation. D)Indians rejected the European imports because they did not understand their value or use.

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The fur trade, particularly in beaver pelts, was highly lucrative and became a central part of the economy for many Native American tribes and European settlers. For some tribes, such as the Micmac, the focus on fur trading was so intense that it significantly impacted their traditional activities, including food production. This led to a reliance on European goods and altered their way of life.

Which of the Following Statements Most Accurately Describes the Trading