Question

How did trade interactions between the Indigenous Americans and the French differ from trade interactions between the Spanish and Indigenous Americans?(1 point)
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The French took control of Indigenous American resources, while the Spanish did not .
The French took control of Indigenous American resources, while the Spanish did not .

The French traded gold with the Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish traded furs.
The French traded gold with the Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish traded furs.

The French enslaved the Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish traded with them peacefully.
The French enslaved the Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish traded with them peacefully.

The French were more collaborative with Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish were not.

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**The French were more collaborative with Indigenous Americans, while the Spanish were not.**

This highlights the generally more cooperative and reciprocal nature of French trade relations with Indigenous peoples, often involving alliances and collaboration, compared to the more exploitative and control-oriented approach of the Spanish.
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