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Why did the Iroquois fight the Huron during the colonial period
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Why did the Iroquois fight the Huron during the colonial period

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The Iroquois fought the Huron during the colonial period to take control of the fur trade and to expand their territory as a result of declining beaver population to to over hunting. this is also known as the beaver wars
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