By the early 1700s, English merchants in the Carolinas established a thriving trade with southern Indians for:

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By the early 1700s, English merchants in the Carolinas had established a thriving trade with southern Indians for deerskins. The southern Indians hunted deer for their meat and used the deerskins for clothing and trade. The English traders would exchange goods such as firearms, ammunition, and blankets for the deerskins, which they would then sell in Europe for a profit.

By the Early 1700s, English Merchants in the Carolinas Established