How Did New France Contribute To The Fur Trade

The resulting colonies were unique in that New France had the fur trade, New Netherlands had war with neighboring Indians, New England had community formation as they followed Protestant principles, and New Spain had introduced diseases to America. Jacques Cartier took the St. Lawrence River to France back in the 1530s, but for 75 years it grew weak until Samuel de Champlain returned there in 1608 and formed the fur trade in Quebec. The newly founded New Netherland in 1621 also went into fur trading and had less respect for the Algonquian people, taking the prime farming land from them. New England had over 20,000 migrants, not looking for any money or work under someone but establishing a protestant principles-based colony. On the other hand, New Spain sent conquistadors to Mexico and Peru to
This is the reason why the French inflate their economy by receiving fur to sell in Europe. It stood out as the French have taken this approach to raise their country, especially because it's extracted from the Americas. In the next one, the Dutch took away their farming land and trading network, leading to Algonquians attacking them, nearly demolishing the entire colony in 1643. To fight back against them, the Dutch maimed, burned, and killed hundreds of men, women, and children. Not only so, but they also joined forces with the Mohawks. These main details of their war are not entirely what is supposed to be focused on, but rather how they could still stand up as a colony when they barely made it as one. Another thing is that their idea to just take from the Algonquian people mainly sought their impatience and irrational approach to using the land that once was Algonquian, which tells us that they were in a hurry to build their economy