Asked by FluttershyK22

Why did the Algonquin's become allies with the French? Select all that apply

They were afraid the French would take their land

They wanted to maintain their strong fur trading relationship****

They wanted to help the French secure land east of the Mississippi****

The French respected Indian land and did not destroy their hunting grounds
Answered by Ms. Sue
I agree.
Answered by FluttershyK22
Thx
Answered by sparkinthedark
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Answered by Die
I say d and a
Answered by Connections
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Answered by hola senorita
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Answered by Inkyarumi
I say A and C
Answered by william
im in connections
a and c
Answered by 3.14159265359
Hi, I'm with Connections. I really don't know the answer, I thought it was C and D. There's no direct response on here... help?
Answered by Person
its Conexxus not Connections
Answered by Person
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