Which of the following was most important for french fur traders?
a.) following the spanish pattern of settlement
b.) keeping european goods from reaching american indians
c.) maintaining good relations with american indians
d.) limiting the number of europeans allowed to settle in quebec

The correct answer is C. Maintaining good relations with American Indians

Explanation:

During the 16th century, multiple colonies along Canada and the United States were established by French colonizers who had been first explored the territory. Additionally, the main purpose French settlers had with these colonies was not to populate the territory but to get products from the area especially products such as fur or fish and then use these products to get some profit, especially by taking them to Europe where they soon became popular. However, this products were not directly got by the colonizers but by the Native American Indians and traded with the colonizers, because of this, for the French Fur traders one of the most important aspects was maintaining good relations with American Indians as they were the ones that get the furs in the first place.

The correct answer is C) maintaining good relations with American Indians.

The option that was most important for French fur traders is maintaining good relations with American Indians.

In what was a considerable difference from what the English did, the French explorers really tried to get along well with the Native American Indians because they benefited so much with the fur trade. More than settled in the new territories and conquer lands, the French wanted to get wealthier through the fur trade.

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