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What did the Iroquois do when the beaver population declined in the middle of the seventeenth century?
They moved east.
They moved west.
They moved south. ​

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Answer:

They moved west.

Explanation:

In the seventeenth century, after consuming a greater number of beavers in the modern-day area of New York, and having realized that the beaver population which is one of the major animals that fur is derived from is in decline, the Iroquois decided to move to the western part of the area, which is in the present area of Ohio county.

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