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ID number:814722
 
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Published: 19.10.2003.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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Canada was once roamed by about 220 000 Natives before the arrival of Europeans. Most of them lived in what is now called British Columbia and Ontario. Northern and Southern nations traded in the form of ceremonies, gift giving, feasting and speech making. Soon, the European explorers arrived, bringing with them new products such as copper kettles, metal knifes, guns, axes, etc. They traded with the natives using the barter system. Barter system is trading of goods and/ or services. Natives traded furs, canoes, snowshoes, tobacco, and moccasins in return.
After 1600, British and French crossed the Atlantic Ocean in large number. The Hudson's Bay Company was then set up by the British. …

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