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Trade relations in medieval America

Trade relations in medieval America were intricate and complex, encompassing trade between colonies and their mother countries, among indigenous tribes, and with other colonies. Colonies primarily exported agricultural products, mineral resources, and fur to exchange for industrial goods and luxuries from their mother countries. Indigenous tribes traded for European goods such as firearms, metal tools, and fabrics while selling their own handicrafts and agricultural products. Additionally, extensive trade among colonies facilitated the exchange of goods and cultures, promoting regional economic development.

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