In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen

1. searched for a route to Asia.

2. began to trade with American Indians.

3. established colonies named for their king.

4. challenged the English for control of North America.

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Andrew Parsons

6 December, 07:42

In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen

1. searched for a route to Asia.

2. began to trade with American Indians.

3. established colonies named for their king.

4. challenged the English for control of North America.

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Melody Edwards · Answer 1

In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen " 2. began to trade with American Indians" since the Indians could provide them with food that was grown from the soil, since many settlers lacked the skills required for harvest.

In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen1. searched for a route to Asia.2. began to trade with American Indians.3. established colonies named for their king.4. challenged the English for control of North America.

In addition to catching fish in the waters near New France during the 1500s, French fishermen

1. searched for a route to Asia.

2. began to trade with American Indians.

3. established colonies named for their king.

4. challenged the English for control of North America.