The Iroquois were the most notable New York Indians; they used their dominance over the fur trade as a bargaining chip with Europeans, while other New European beliefs at the time, the natives were well-established peoples with sophisticated cultural systems.
The Iroquois were the most notable New York Indians. They used their dominance over the fur trade as a bargaining chip with Europeans. Other New European beliefs at the time were well-established peoples with sophisticated cultural systems. The time was the natives.