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Wittaler [7]
3 years ago
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The answer I need this by tomorrow):

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1 answer:
KatRina [158]3 years ago
8 0
Northeast Groups: Trappers, Farmers, Hunters :In the northeast of North America

Southeast Groups: Nomadic hunters and farmers, pretty sure also fishers: South East of North America

Northwest Groups: Fishersmen : Northwest of North America

Southwest Groups: Nomadic Hunters and farmers, they fish too i think..?: Southwest of North America

Great Basin Group: Nomadic Hunters and Gatherers: Around the Nevada area

California Group: Hunters and Fishers: California.

Plateau Group: Hunters and gatherers, maybe fishers? : around idaho and wyoming and a bit north of that

Great Plains Group: Hunters and Farmers that tended to migrate alot: In the center of the US ish

Arctic (This also includes Sub-Arctic): Hunters and Fishers: Just most of canada and above

So there are nine, see which ones ring a bell, I guess

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