Why were the Beaver Wars fought? The Iroquois needed more land because their population was increasing too quickly.

The Iroquois needed more land because they had exhausted their Beaver supply, and they needed Beaver for food.

The Iroquois needed more land because Beaver dams had flooded their homelands.

The Iroquois needed more land because they had exhausted their Beaver supply, and they needed their fur to trade.

Option D (The Iroquoistrade) would be the correct approach.

Explanation:

The Beaver forces at the battle of disputes conducted throughout the mid-1600s throughout eastern North America. Trained and equipped with their International partners, this same Iroquois operated to extend their territories as well as dominate the fur industry between some of the indigenous as well as the European people. Those same military actions were waged between some of the Iroquois as well as the French supported Huron.

Some other solutions provided aren't related to either the scenario in question. So the above alternative seems to be the right one.

Icant give you a pair or how to complete the table if i do not know what the table looks like.

Yes, the correct answer is b.