A book titled for this commodity arguing that one country developed "not in spite of geography, but because of it" was written by Harold Innis. The yasak system, which required tribute to be paid in this good by locals, resulted from Yermak's conquest of Siberia. Pursuit of this commodity led to the expansion of the Iroquois League at the expense of peoples like the Neutral Nation. Men working to procure this commodity provide the male ancestry of most of the (*) Métis. York Factory was once an important center for the Hudson's Bay Company for dealing with this commodity, which Fort Astoria was an entrepôt [on-truh-POH] for. Coureurs des bois and voyageurs [vwoh-yah-ZHOOR] obtained this good for the French throughout southern Canada and the Great Lakes region. For 10 points, identify this good acquired from mammal
A book titled for this commodity arguing that one country developed "not in spite of geography, but because of it" was written by Harold Innis. The yasak system, which required tribute to be paid in this good by locals, resulted from Yermak's conquest of Siberia. Pursuit of this commodity led to the expansion of the Iroquois League at the expense of peoples like the Neutral Nation. Men working to procure this commodity provide the male ancestry of most of the (*) Métis. York Factory was once an important center for the Hudson's Bay Company for dealing with this commodity, which Fort Astoria was an entrepôt [on-truh-POH] for. Coureurs des bois and voyageurs [vwoh-yah-ZHOOR] obtained this good for the French throughout southern Canada and the Great Lakes region. For 10 points, identify this good acquired from mammals like otters and beavers.
A book titled for this commodity arguing that one country developed "not in spite of geography, but because of it" was written by Harold Innis.
fur [accept more specific answers, such as beaver fur; accept pelts or similar answers] &lt;AF, OtherHist&gt;