Which option accurately compares the technological trade that occurred among the Comanche, the French, and the Spanish?(1 point) Responses The Comanche raided French territory to acquire guns, but they maintained friendly trade with the Spanish to acquire horses. The Comanche raided French territory to acquire guns, but they maintained friendly trade with the Spanish to acquire horses. The Comanche traded with the Spanish for horses and the French for guns, and sometimes came into conflict with both groups. The Comanche traded with the Spanish for horses and the French for guns, and sometimes came into conflict with both groups. The Comanche maintained friendly trading relationships with both the French and Spanish, acquiring furs from both groups. The Comanche maintained friendly trading relationships with both the French and Spanish, acquiring furs from both groups. The Comanche maintained a state of perpetual warfare with both groups and did not engage in technological trade with their neighbors.
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The most accurate option comparing the technological trade among the Comanche, the French, and the Spanish is:
"The Comanche traded with the Spanish for horses and the French for guns, and sometimes came into conflict with both groups."
This statement reflects the historical context of the Comanche acquiring horses from the Spanish and guns from the French while also experiencing conflicts with both groups at different times.
