During the 17th and 18th centuries, the English and French competed for control of North America and what else?

A) seas

B) sugar trade

C) rivers

D) slave trade

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Angelina Cardenas

Social Studies

4 May, 15:27

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the English and French competed for control of North America and what else?

A) seas

B) sugar trade

C) rivers

D) slave trade

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Mira Pugh · Answer 1

Sugar Trade, Im Sure.

Ashlee · Answer 2

D slave trade / y was it important for the French fur traders to maintain friendly relations with Native Americans? A) The French wanted to take their farmland. B) They wanted to have close family ties with the Native Americans. C) The French wanted to have a positive economic relationship with the Native Americans. D) They were looking to enslave the Native Americans.

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the English and French competed for control of North America and what else?A) seasB) sugar tradeC) riversD) slave trade

During the 17th and 18th centuries, the English and French competed for control of North America and what else?

A) seas

B) sugar trade

C) rivers

D) slave trade