In the 1600s, both french fur traders and jesuit missionaries
(a) forced american indians to become christians.
(b) refused to trade with american indians.
(c) fought with american indians for hunting rights.
(d) learned american indian languages.

Option D.

Explanation:

Learned American Indian languages, is the right answer.

The North American fur trade established as soon as the 1500's between Europeans and the native peoples of the U.S. and Canada. The French settlers were the first to establish friendly relations with the Native American communities. However, during the course of time, the French fur traders and Jesuit missionaries learned American Indian languages.

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