Complete the paragraph about early trade in Oklahoma.

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This information was taken from the article "Three Forks Area", published by the Oklahoma Historical Society. The complete paragraph goes as follows:

One of the earliest people to set up trade in the Three Forks area was Jean Pierre Chouteau. He and his brother had been running a successful trading post for years in their St. Louis Headquarters .The trading post at Three Forks was set up on the Neosho River in 1796.

Jean's half-brother's name was August Chouteau.

Lilit [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

One of the earliest people to set up trade in the Three Forks area was Jean Pierre Chouteau. He and his brother had been running a successful trading post for years in St. Louis. The trading post at Three Forks was set up on the Neosho River in 1796.

Explanation:

Jean-Pierre Chouteau was a fur trader, he was French and along with his half brother was one of the first settlers of St. Louis in New Orleans. Along with his brother, Jean-Pierre Chouteau established a successful commercial headquarters, even becoming a monopoly of the fur trade. They received the titles of "barons of the river" after creating a commercial post in Three Forks, in the river Neosho in 1796.

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