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Were European goods (foodstuffs, weapons, tools) a help or a detriment to the Indian tribes that acquired them?

Were European goods (foodstuffs, weapons, tools) a help or a detriment to the Indian tribes that acquired them?
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Were European goods (foodstuffs, weapons, tools) a help or a detriment to the Indian tribes that acquired them?

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Fur traders like John Hollis in the Chesapeake traded the beads to other Indian tribes for beaver pelts, which were then sold for tobacco ...

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