What two afflictions were made between France and Britain by fur trade?

The fur trade between France and Britain led to two significant afflictions: economic rivalry and territorial conflicts. As both nations sought to expand their influence in North America, competition for control of lucrative fur-producing regions intensified, resulting in strained relations. This rivalry ultimately contributed to military confrontations, most notably the French and Indian War, which was part of the larger Seven Years' War, reshaping the colonial landscape in North America.