In general, french fur traders in new france interacted with native american groups by
a.
ignoring them and avoiding trade with them
b.
forcing them into slavery and subjugating their cultures
c.
embracing their cultures and learning their languages
d.
forcing them to conform strictly to french culture

Option: C.  embracing their cultures and learning their languages

Explanation:

French had a better relationship with the Native Indians compare to the other Europeans in the New World. French fur traders in New France respect the Native Americans and forge many alliances to maintain peace and continue trade between them. The French traders regularly lived in the Indian villages, often dressed as Native Indians with shirts and moccasins. They understood the importance of family ties, so they often married Indian women and embraced their culture, learn languages.