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Why were the Grand Banks of Newfoundland important to the French? It was a major source for fishing. The region supplied the majority of fur. It was a defensive barrier against the English.
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Why were the Grand Banks of Newfoundland important to the French? It was a major source for fishing. The region supplied the majority of fur. It was a defensive barrier against the English.

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it was a major source of fishing
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