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  • 13-09-2016
  • Geography
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Why were the Grand Banks of Newfoundland important to the French?

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masad6915
masad6915 masad6915
  • 13-09-2016

Fish was importent to the french because lots of people there were cathlic, and ( i dont remeber what day) cathlics dont eat meat on a certain day, but they can eat fish, so thats why it was a big demand in France.

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