As a result of the fur trade in the 1500s, American Indians began to buy things they had once made. no longer wanted to hunt for furs. began to settle throughout the United States. no longer lived in peace with the French.

Option: Began to buy things they had once made themselves.

Explanation:

Fur considered to be a profitable trade in the colonies because of its luxury and famous among the elite families in Europe. French was the first to develop a relationship with the Native American. They maintain a peaceful relationship by signing treaties which helped french traders in relied on them for survival and fur trade. Trade was necessary for them both to generate wealth and survival. The American Indians began to buy things that they once made themselves because they were involved in fur( pelts) trading with Europeans to earn European manufactured goods like textiles, metal goods (utensils), and weapons.

false, the two are unrelated