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How were furs viewed in Europe by the 1600s? They were looked down upon. They were seen as status symbols. They were seen as cheap and useless. They were banned in most kingdoms…

How were furs viewed in Europe by the 1600s? They were looked down upon. They were seen as status symbols. They were seen as cheap and useless. They were banned in most kingdoms…
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How were furs viewed in Europe by the 1600s?

They were looked down upon.
They were seen as status symbols.
They were seen as cheap and useless.
They were banned in most kingdoms.

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they were seen as status symbols , such as useless , cheap and etc . also known as non important
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Answer:

They were seen as status symbols

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