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Why was redundancy trade, e.g., trading corn for corn and meat for meat, an important part of the Plains trading system?

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Yes.

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Did you know?

Did you know that redundancy trade, or the practice of trading corn for corn and meat for meat, played a crucial role in the Plains trading system? This system was significant because it allowed for the diversification and maintenance of important resources in the region. By exchanging goods of the same kind, the Plains tribes ensured they had an adequate supply of essential commodities, even in times of scarcity. This strategy became particularly valuable during challenging periods such as crop failures or the unpredictable nature of hunting. The redundancy trade contributed to the sustainability and resilience of the Plains trading system by promoting self-sufficiency and reducing the risks associated with relying on a single source of valuable resources.