Question

What did the Europeans trade to the Native Americans? (Choose 3 answers). Deerskins and Furs Tools and Weapons Deerskins and Guns Corn and Pole beans

Answer 1

The Europeans traded tools and weapons, deerskins and furs, and corn and pole beans to the Native Americans.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Europeans traded the following items to the Native Americans:

1. Tools and Weapons: Europeans introduced Native Americans to metal utensils, such as copper kettles and metal cookware, as well as weapons like guns and muskets.

2. Deerskins and Furs: Native Americans harvested beaver pelts, deerskins, and furs to trade with Europeans, especially for the lucrative European millinery market.

3. Corn and Pole Beans: Native Americans introduced Europeans to crops such as corn, potatoes, and cassava, while Europeans brought crops like wheat and fruits such as pears and apples to the Americas.