Question

Which TWO of the following groups profited from the fur trade?

English
Spanish
France
Portguese
Dutch

Answer 1

french is not an option i stated

Answer 2

are you sure

Answer 3

The two groups that profited from the fur trade are:

1. English
2. French

Both the English and the French were heavily involved in the fur trade in North America during the colonial period, engaging in trade with Indigenous peoples for furs, particularly beaver pelts.

Answer 4

I apologize for the oversight. Based on the options you provided, the two groups that profited from the fur trade are:

1. **English**
2. **Dutch**

Both the English and the Dutch were involved in the fur trade during the colonial era. Thank you for your understanding.

Answer 5

Yes, I can clarify further. The **English** and the **Dutch** were indeed involved in the fur trade, especially in North America.

- The **English** profited significantly from the fur trade through colonies and trade networks, particularly in areas around New England and the Hudson Bay region.

- The **Dutch** were also active in the fur trade, particularly through their control of New Amsterdam (now New York City) and their trading with Indigenous peoples for pelts.

If we consider other major players historically involved in the fur trade, the **French** was typically one of them. However, since French is not among your provided options, the **English** and the **Dutch** are the correct choices based on your list. Thank you for your patience, and I hope this clears up any confusion!