What was the name of the contested fur-rich farmland where the french would trade manufactured goods to the american indians for fur?
the st. lawrence river valley
the hudson river valley
the great lakes region
the ohio valley

The correct answer is D) Ohio Valley.

The name of the contested fur-rich farmland where the French would trade manufactured goods to the American Indians for fur was the Ohio Valley.

The fur trade in the Ohio Valley started with the first European settlers and the trade they did with the Native American Indians. All of them, the Dutch, the French, and the English, traded with the Indians. Europeans demanded furs and other raw materials and natural resources that abounded in the North American territories. But especially all kinds of fur were the most traded at the beginning. It could be beaver fur, raccoon fur or any furred animal.

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