Answer:
Pseudo listening
Explanation:
Sometimes when we sit up front and act that we are really listening by maintaining eye contact and nodding in agreement with our instructor, however we actually lost in some other thoughts and we demonstrate what we call is Pseudo Listening.
Pseudo listening is pretending to listen and not listening actually. Pseudo listening can be caught easily by asking questions, merely asking the person to repeat what is has been said just now. Passive listening is listening without interrupting. That is allowing the person to complete his talk.
The characteristics of Native Americans in SC were:
- Built wattle and daubs with thatched roofs for shelter - Cherokee
- Lived along the Southereastern coast line of SC - Yamasee
- Known as the River people - Catawba
- Had 2 chiefs - Cherokee
- Matrilineal leadership - Cherokee, Yamasee, Catawba
<h3>What were the characteristics of South Carolina tribes?</h3>
The Cherokee built wattle and dubs with thatched roofs and these was their main form of shelter. They also had two chiefs in each village which was a Red Chief and a White Chief.
The Yamasee people lived along the coast but it was the Catawba that were called the people of the river. All three tribes practiced matrilineal leadership before the Europeans came.
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Destructive plate boundary I think
Samoset traded and was friendly and introduced Squanto who was basically the right hand man to a chief who facilitated peace with the pilgrims.
