Europeans were buying from the Eskimo people

The answer is: fur.

Yes, the Europeans were buying from the Eskimos. The Eskimo people live in very cold areas and follow ancient methods and means in their lives. They would offer goods and exchange them for a product in an exchange system. Europeans would buy a variety of goods from the Eskimos, such as furs. The inhabitants of the Arctic were keen to use the finest types of clothing made from animal skins to protect them from the cold. This system of buying and selling is still in effect today, as Eskimos continue to live in certain areas of the world. These interactions between the two cultures occurred centuries ago, and continue to this day. We are pleased with your visit to the House of Knowledge website, and we wish all our male and female students success, excellence, and distinction at this stage.