In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen began to trade with American Indians. This trading relationship was crucial for the French as they sought not only resources like fur but also established alliances that would be important for their exploration and colonization efforts in North America.
In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen
searched for a route to Asia.
began to trade with American Indians.
established colonies named for their king.
challenged the English for control of North America.
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