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In the 18th century, what commodity was primarily traded in the Upper Louisiana territory? A. slaves B. tobacco C. horses D. fur pelts

In the 18th century, what commodity was primarily traded in the Upper Louisiana territory? A. slaves B. tobacco C. horses D. fur pelts
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In the 18th century, what commodity was primarily traded in the Upper Louisiana territory? A. slaves B. tobacco C. horses D. fur pelts

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fur Pelts would be the way to do.

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The answer is D. Fur Pelts up north mainly of the Louisiana Territory.
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