How did French explorers try to ensure the success of New France? They provided American Indians with manufactured goods in return for peace. They set up colonies in the south that would not interfere with New France. They befriended American Indians in order to trade for furs. They established trading posts all over North America.

They befriended American Indians in order to trade for furs.

Explanation:

When the French joined in the exploration of the new world, they tried in building good relationships with the native people as the moved westward. They were able to build these relationship because the learned that when you become very friendly with the people, it would help in your trade activities with them. The natives followed the people from France in hunting and the French were also showed the areas where good fur animals could be gotten.

the main inference that can be drawn from jean jacques rousseau's book the social contract is: a. people can enjoy civil and physical freedom, even if it sometimes harms society.

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