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What was the goal of the Dakota and Ojibwe in the fur trade?
a) To make a profit
b) To get goods that would make their life easier
c) To make hats
d) To get furs

A man who managed the day-to-day business at a fur trading post.
a) guide
b) voyageur
c) fur trader
d) clerk

A workman who performed the physical labor of the fur trade, including transporting beaver pelts and trade goods by canoe.
a) voyageur
b) clerk
c) hunter
d) interpreter

A person who translates for people who speak a different language.
a) clerk
b) interpreter
c) hunter
d) guide

A person hired to help voyageurs and fur traders find their way through unfailiar lands.
a) interpreter
b) clerk
c) fur trader
d) guide

A person, usually a man, who spent most of his time hunting or trapping animals for food and for pelts.
a) clerk
b) hunter
c) fur trader
d) voyageur

An animal skin with the fur on it.
a) clerk
b) hunter
c) pelt
d) profit

A term used for a European or American involved in the fur trade. Often it refers to a person in charge of a trading post.
a) voyageur
b) clerk
c) guide
d) fur trader

A source or supply of a useful material such as fur, wood, or oil.
a) resource
b) guide
c) clerk
d) hunter

The money gained from the sale of a good or service after all the costs needed to make the sale are subtracted from the amount received
a) resource
b) profit
c) fur trader
d) pelt

What was the goal of the European Americans in the fur trade?
a) To make a profit
b) To get goods that would make their life easier
c) To get guns
d) To find new lands

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