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    Between”: Indian Women in Fur Trade Society in Western Canada”‚ written by Sylvia Van Kirk presents the lives of Indian women in the fur trade. The article title Women in Between is correctly named as it focuses on explaining the role of Indian women in the fur trade and their ability to play an essential part in fur trade society. The article conveys both the positive and negative aspect of being an Indian woman in the fur trade as well as their reasons for marrying European fur traders. The article

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    caused by humans. Animals are not stones‚ they are able to feel and suffer (Cohen 3). Animal right consists of cruel and unusual abuse to another living being in the United States‚ because of them being used for experiments‚ getting killed for their fur and being used in fights. Experimenting on animals has been a debate in our society for a long period of

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    The Selkirk Settlement

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    came true. At his own expense‚ Selkirk took the settle of many poor people of the British Isles in North America. His ideas that a migration of the poor could be beneficial for his new colony and would help him resolve the problem in strengthening the fur trade Empire. Selkirk established a small and successful settlement in Prince Edward Island as well in the Red River Valley. However‚ his colony faced competition‚ money issues‚ and many challenges. The Red River Settlement was not established without

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    received at the World ’s Fair in Chicago of 1893‚ after his death in 1932‚ a large cascade of criticism was unleashed arguing that Turner had misrepresented some dynamic concepts like the nature of the frontier‚ frontier allures‚ democracy‚ and the fur trade. Frederick Jackson Turner offered his essay as an analysis of the past and a warning about the future so the generations of his time period could find comfort knowing that the closing of the frontier was not an end to American history but rather

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    west THE FUR TRADE * Fur trade boosted exploration on America * Traders & trappers depended on the goodwill of Natives * Oregon Country was the trading place for Natives and Americans * Not until 1820 were Americans be able to challenge British dominance of the trans-Mississippi fur trade. * Rendezvous System instituted by William Henry Ashley of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company * Trappers brought their catch of furs to then trade them for goods transported by the fur companies

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    cruelty‚ which are Fur Farms in China; Canadian Seal slaughter; Shark Finning; Kentucky Fried Chicken – chicken abuse and sheep mulesing ‚ All of them are showing the way human treating the animals badly for fulfilling the human needs. In my opinion‚ we have to stop the animal cruelty‚ but we can’t resist that it is very controversial to stop it. Why? Now a day‚ many people are buying fancy leather and fur goods‚ but they never know how the leather and fur are obtained. In the Fur Farm in China movie

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    Samuel de Champlain

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    a French noble appointed by the king of France to set up trading posts in Canada. Champlain was given control of the Fur trade in exchange for establishing a French colony. Champlain‚ De Monts and approximately 60 settlers set up their first trading post called “port Royal” in 1605. Unfortunately Port Royal was not a great success‚ for that reason De Monts lost control of the Fur trade. Despite Champlain’s’ luck he was convinced that Canada was profitable. In 1608 he led an expedition arriving in

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    switched back to their old ancestral gods. Then they rebelled and tore down all the Christian churches with the Popé. One of France’s goals in settling in the United States was to get fur for Europe‚ since it was in great demand. This was pretty successful since the French were able to trade with the Indians for fur. The French also wanted to convert the Indians to Jesuit in a calmer manner‚ but the Indians became skeptical of the religion when their prayers didn’t save them from the diseases. The

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    Paleo-Indian Migrations

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    The Iroquois attacked and raided other Indian Nations allied with the French in present-day Ohio‚ Indiana‚ Michigan‚ and Ontario to gain access to their fur-bearing lands. As a result‚ many of these Indian Nations‚ including the Sauk‚ Fox‚ Potawatomi‚ Mascouten‚ Kickapoo‚ Ottawa‚ Miami and Huron‚ fled for more remote areas of the west. The Sioux Nations blocked travel of these Nations across the Mississippi

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    beavers strictly for practicality before Europeans arrived‚ they traded excessive amounts of beaver pelts to Euro Americans in the fur trade. Due to a rapidly declining population from introduced diseases and the desire of foreign manufactured goods‚ such as addictive alcohol and cooking utensils‚ Native Americans were forced by the market to act as middlemen in the fur trade.3 This shift in perspective is notable because it exemplifies the ability of the market to commodify a natural resource and

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