Which of the following would BEST describe native people's approach to the varied and sometimes harsh environments in which they
lived? (A) They developed societies and cultures that adapted to the resources that were available.
(B) They developed societies and cultures that depended on a stable way of farming and hunting.
(C) They became much more nomadic and moved around the continent as the weather changed.
(D) They became much more sedentary as the years passed and all built large permanent settlements?
Your answer is A) They developed societies and cultures that adapted to the resources that were available.
Native people all adapt to what they have, just like us. For example, the Seminoles and the Cherokee. They lived in different places and had different resources that made their culture. They had different materials, different food, and a different way of living. They learn to adapt to harsh environments.
When the Cherokee were forced to move to another environment when white settlers came in, they had to adapt to their land in order to live.
North America was the closest comparison. The mongol empire covered 9.15 million square miles of land while North America covers 9.54 million square miles of land.
The Columbian Exchange is marked by the exchange of plant and animal life between the Old and New Worlds. The exchanges<span> of plants, animals, diseases and technology transformed European and Native American ways of life.</span>
