The earliest Europeans to trade with Indigenous groups were known as couerers de bois. They were mostly in the Northeast of the present day United States. Who were they typically?

Traders moved west to trade as...

The term given to when European cultures moved into areas claimed by indigenous populations to establish homes, farms, cities, and towns, etc. is ...

Most furs that the British received from the indigenous peoples were used locally by the people who received the furs.

The Tlingit peoples were the first west coast tribe to come in contact with the Europeans. The lived...

Why are we talking about the Tlingit people during the Fur Trade of the Pacific Northwest unit?

What did the Tlingit get in return for their trades?

Why did the Inidgenous peoples like trading initially?

James Cook explored the Pacific Northwest in the 1700's for which country?

Sir Francis Drake, from Great Britain, mainly sailed for what reason?

Europeans continued to come to the Pacific Northwest for trading. The earliest forts also served as...

What mostly led to the decline in Native populations?

Most furs that the British received from the indigenous peoples were shipped to Europe for sale.

Some British traders took their furs from the PNW to ____________ where they would trade for silk, spices, and fine china to sell in Europe.

Which of these was NOT a factor that affected native cultures?

The first American millionaire was who made his money selling fur and eventually real estate in Manhattan, New York was...

The first fur trading company for the Americans was called...

The first fort built by the American Fur Company owned by John Jacob Astor was at the mouth of the Columbia River and was called...

The British fur trading company that competed with the American fur company was called...

Who was the first to map the entire Columbia River? (He also mapped the Pend O'Rielle River)

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