The Huron and Algonquian were
A) Allies with one another and the French.
B) Competitors for French trade goods.
C) Allied with the British and Dutch for diplomatic "presents."
D) The sole source of Indian women who became French traders' wives.

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The Huron and Algonquian tribes were allies with each other and with the French, forming a complex web of diplomatic relationships known as the "Great Lakes Fur Trade." This alliance allowed the French to establish a successful fur trade in the region and to maintain a foothold in the New World.

The Huron and Algonquian Were