Question

The French came to the Americas primarily to:







A. convert the Indians to Christianity.


B. look for gold and riches.


C. challenge Spanish domination.


D. profit from the fur trade.

Answer 1

i think profit from the fur trade.

Answer 2

@AltonJones229 :

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And as for your question...Basically, the French had mainly gone to America in search of fur. As the fur trade expanded deeply and served a variety of purposes, the educated Frenchmen were eagerly interested in scientific inquisition, and government members were keen to discover the extent of North America.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

@Warriorz13 : Thank you for the medal.

@AltonJones229 : Thank you for the medal and fan. I am glad I helped. ;D

Answer 7

NP