Identify the differences between native ways of life in the northern and southern portions of what became the United States.

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ikadub [295]2 years ago

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Answer:

The northern Natives relied on forest resources and fishing, where the southern Native Indians on hunting, growing crops like maize, beans, squash, and tobacco.

Explanation:

America before the arrival of European inhabited by the natives Indians. Most of the natives build their settlements near forests where they could get food easily. The Native Indians in the northern region did fishing and gathered wild rice.

The Native Indians in southern region hunted small animals, alligators, etc. They also forged along the seacoast for food like cramps etc.

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