it was essential because the animals fur was the reason why most explorers expeditions led them to areas that they haven't been before, and that the trading posts was a big help in the development of the Pacific Northwest, because different trading post from different companys were everywhere near the rockies. I don't know if my answers right but that's what i researched.
The river flowing between Washington and Oregon is the Columbia River.
English involvement in the slave trade was stimulated by the development of plantations in Jamaica.
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Because they considered slavery and slave trade essential to their economies.
the choices are: a)the development of agriculture b)the use of slave labor c)an extensive trade network d)the arrival of the europeans
Trading fur made people money so they could travel to the pacific northwest and help the population and develope it into a bigger place.
Trading fur made people money so they could travel to the pacific northwest and help the population and develope it into a bigger place.
Explorers came to the Pacific Northwest in search of new trade routes, resources such as furs, and potentially new lands for settlement. They were also driven by a desire to expand their empires and establish relationships with indigenous communities.
Both were interested in the valuable fur trade in the Oregon Country
Because people wanted to find an easier route for trade. The didn't want to use a boat to travel across the Pacific Ocean and trade.
They were both interested in the valuable fur trade in the Oregon County.
they were both interested in the valuable fur trade in the Oregon county
It is important as a shipping route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in the north.
They both wanted the fur trade in Oregon Country (area Northwest of Rockies, where Oregon and Washington state is now, disputed by Britain and US).
They both wanted the fur trade in Oregon Country (area Northwest of Rockies, where Oregon and Washington state is now, disputed by Britain and US).
it was affected by the war beacuse he army man were at war so the families couuldnt sell them
Tommy L. Gallo has written: 'Lumber sales in the Pacific Northwest' -- subject(s): Lumber trade