French traders exploring the St. Lawrence River in colonial America encountered trappers from the Huron and Algonquin nations who possessed a variety of furs to trade. The French offered jewelry, beads, and other goods but the American Indians would only trade for firearms. The French explorers agreed to provide arms in exchange for furs, a relationship that lasted for many years. Is this an example of voluntary trade? Why or why not? A
Yes, because the French were able to acquire furs.

B
Yes, because both parties were satisfied with the trade.

C
No, because the goods that were traded were not of equal value.

D
No, because the American Indians limited what they would trade for.