What did the ojibwe trade in the fur trade?

The Ojibwe traded various furs, primarily those from beavers, deer, and otters, during the fur trade. They exchanged these valuable pelts with European traders, often in return for goods such as firearms, metal tools, cloth, and other manufactured items. The fur trade significantly impacted their economy and lifestyle, altering traditional practices and fostering new relationships with both traders and neighboring tribes. This trade network played a crucial role in the broader colonial economy in North America.