1. How did landscape, climate ,and resources influence the development of Native American societies?

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The landscape, being mostly very flat, cause many Native American societies to be spread out over significant portions of land, while the climate made them have to adapt to a variety of temperatures. The resources forced them to rely heavily on corn and fish do the inability to plant other types of food.

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