How did the Natchez War impact France’s relationship with other groups in Louisiana? A. The Choctaw stopped wanting to be allies of the French.

B.The Apache abandoned their land to the French and moved further west.

C. The Chickasaw began to pay tribute to the French.

D.The Houma attacked French settlements along the Mississippi.

The answer is ‘they wanted to maintain their strong fur trading relationship’. Samuel de Champlain was the first Frenchman to meet the Algonquins in the early 1600s and the native peoples started trading fur for arms. This established them as key players in the trading of fur.

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Actually, the answer is A: the Choctaw no longer wanted to be allies of the French.

Explanation: The Natchez War changed France's relationship with the other tribes.

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