Which valuable item was heavily traded between Native Americans and settlers in the Midwest-Great Lakes region?

A) corn

B) cotton

C) beaver pelts

D) sailing ships

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London Huffman

6 October, 12:13

Which valuable item was heavily traded between Native Americans and settlers in the Midwest-Great Lakes region?

A) corn

B) cotton

C) beaver pelts

D) sailing ships

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Jaida Herring · Answer 1

Answer: Beaver pelts

Explanation:Beaver pelts were the valuable items many Native Americans and settlers heavily traded in the Midwest/Great Lakes Region. These pelts were extremely profitable, and as a result, competition in trading beaver skins often led to conflict between the US, Native Americans, and the British.

Which valuable item was heavily traded between Native Americans and settlers in the Midwest-Great Lakes region?A) cornB) cottonC) beaver peltsD) sailing ships

Which valuable item was heavily traded between Native Americans and settlers in the Midwest-Great Lakes region?

A) corn

B) cotton

C) beaver pelts

D) sailing ships