French traders and Huron and Algonquian hunters
A) Competed with Hudson Bay Company representatives for control of the Ohio country.
B) Created a network that made each group dependent on the other.
C) Helped French peasants adapt to their new environment.
D) Worked together harmoniously after the Indians converted to Christianity.

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French traders and Huron and Algonquian hunters established a mutually beneficial relationship where they traded goods and services. The French traded European goods for furs, and the Huron and Algonquian hunters provided the furs. This network made each group dependent on the other. The French couldn't survive in the harsh Canadian wilderness without the fur trade, and the Indians relied on the goods provided by the French, such as guns and metal tools, to maintain their way of life.

French Traders and Huron and Algonquian Hunters