Which french trade goods were most desired by american indians? a. fishhooks, knives, and other manufactured items b. gold, compasses, and wheat c. sugar, horses, and clothing d. spices, teas, and silks

A. fishhooks, knives, and other manufactured items

Explanation:

The firsts Europeans to buy furs from Indians were French and English anglers who, during the 1500s, angled off the shore of northeastern Canada and once in a while exchanged with the Indians. In return, the Indians got European-produced products, for example, weapons, metal cooking utensils, and cloth.

This exchange turned out to be lucrative to the point that numerous anglers deserted angling and made voyages to North America just to exchange hides, regularly before incredible adventurers, for example, Cartier, Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot), Henry Hudson, Giovanni da Verrazzano, and much Christopher Columbus made their well known voyages. While Cartier's voyages did not bring about enduring French settlement in North America, they expanded exchange between the French and Indians which had been going on before he arrived. All through the 1500s, French brokers routinely handled their boats at Tadoussac close to the intersection of the St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers and exchanged with Canadian Indians.

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