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    Hudson Bay Case Study

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    The Role of the Hudson Bay Company: 1. What was the Hudson Bay Company? When was it created? The iconic, Hudson’s Bay Company was a North American operation, created from the demand for the popular 17th century, beaver fur felt hats. King Charles II financially backed French traders, Medard Chouart des Groseilliers and Pierre-Esprit Radisson’s idea, of creating a trading company in 1670 , around the Hudson Bay, which would give them easier access to the financially growing products of the new…

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    First Nations started fur trading, because hats that were produced from beaver pelts were extremely popular in Europe. Furthermore, the fur trade has vastly affected the indigenous people lifestyle, cultures and religions. The fur trade effects have left negative and positive impacts on the First Nations. Nevertheless, most effects were negative, such as the spread…

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    The colonization of the American’s brought considerable opportunities nevertheless, changes to the Native Americans. Different colonies thrived successfully, gaining profit from this new world. The Spanish paved the way for the colonization of the Americas. They demanded tribute from the conquered empires of the Aztecs and Incas. The tributes they received was working in their mines, which the Spanish profited enormously from. Neo Europeans are the colonists attempting to preserve their ancient…

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    Fur Industry History

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    cavemen survival tactics in prehistoric times to designer wear in modern day life, fur is a practical material that slowly became a symbol of wealth and style. From the fur trade industry to technological advances, the fur industry helped develop every country both economically and historically. Throughout the passing centuries, fur became a practical fabric and later a fashionable trend. From the beginning of time, fur was used as a practical element in wardrobe, it was used for survival by…

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    wearing fur. Therefore, it has brought up a lot of discussions about fur trade in the 1980s in the British society. The goal of this non-profit organization is to urge people not to purchase fur coats. The advertisement starts off with a short drumroll with lively and catchy background music, indicating an upcoming important event, which is a fur coat fashion show. Beautiful women…

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    Peta Rhetorical Analysis

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    The fur industry has been part of American society even before there was a United States of America. The fur trade likely started when Hudson’s Bay Company was incorporated in 1670 (Dyhouse) and has continued to this day. While fur fashion trends have changed over the years, ranging from felted beaver hats in the mid-19th century, to hats trimmed with whole birds and stuffed kitten heads in the early 20th century, to today’s mink coats, one thing has remained the same; that every piece of fur…

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    The fur trade was a significant point in history regarding the relationship between the Aboriginal Peoples and the Europeans. It was a key factor in shaping North America into the land it now is. The trade brought European goods, permanent trading posts, European communities and settlers across the waters over to North American. The relationships between the English, French and the Natives developed, as did conflict and war. War among the parties occurred when those involved wanted to control…

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    History Of A Furrier

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    clothes. A Furrier is someone who would kill animals and take the fur off them to skin them. Furriers usually Make or sell fur. They can also clean and repair fur to make them into fur garments. They can make things like fur coats or fur pants etc. Furriers originality came the Middle English Anglo-French around the 1570-1580-time period. Most of the Furriers in the middle ages were very successful in trading because everyone needed fur clothing. Once winter came they would have nothing to keep…

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    PETA Image Analysis

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    at what you 're doing by wearing fur.” The animal is held by its hind legs, a distance from the model 's body in a careless fashion. The animal 's corpse is a darker shade of red, a very similar shade to the color of red wine. It looks as if it was just skinned, raw and dripping of blood. Its front legs are positioned in a uncomfortable fashion, the way a cat would tuck its paws under itself to keep warm. Still present on the hind legs of the animal is bloodied fur, around where the model 's…

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    Behind every beautiful fur coat, there is a story with extreme pain. No matter where these innocent animals came from, fur farming took away their lives and caused them tremendous suffering. The fur farming industry is horrifyingly cruel where animals endure horrific and completely unjustified torture. Animals are beaten, suffocated, poisoned, strangled, electrocuted, or gassed fully conscious for their fur. Those are the cheapest methods available for fur farmers to use. Most survive after…

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