Which of the following is not a true statement about the coureurs de bois (“runners of the woods”)?

a. many were fur traders.
b. most were young men.
c. many learned native languages.
d. most rejected native ways and customs.

“Most rejected native ways and customs” is not a true statement about the Coureurs de bois (“runners of the woods”).

Option D

Explanation:

Coureurs de bois also known by the name of runners of the woods were the young fur traders who majorly carried on their trade in the village area of New France. They used to enter into agreement with the native people for collecting the fur and then later on they used to sell these furs for earning their livings.

They learned the language of the native people and also learned their life way. With time they expanded the fur trades in Canada and by 1680 there were nearly 500 Coureurs near the Lake Superior.

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