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Cabot crossed the Atlantic looking for what?
gold...:) and furs
Which of these was a colonial action that led to the French and Indian War?
Colonists from Pennsylvania crossed the Ohio River to trade for furs
How did the French profit most from their activities in the world?
Buying and selling furs
What money did they use?
They traded. furs for food. pelts for clothes. that sort of thing.
What did they use before money?
They traded. furs for food. pelts for clothes. that sort of thing.
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