Which of the following men made a fortune in fur trading during the first part of the nineteenth century? a. meriwether lewis b. john jacob astor c. alexander hamilton d. william clark

im pretty sure your correct answer out of these 4 choices is the answer

#2 John Jacob Astor

the reason for me saying this choice is the fact of Lewis and Clark didn't really do the fur trade but instead they explored and made the united states in part what is is today

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