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In exchange for manufactured goods, Native Americans in the west often traded what?

In exchange for manufactured goods, Native Americans in the west often traded what?
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In exchange for manufactured goods, Native Americans in the west often traded what?

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American Indian life was based on hunting and thus furs were one of the main goods traded by them in exchange for manufactured ones.

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