Question

Prior to the arrival of Europeans, what did the natives of North America have in common? (5 points) They had elaborate trade networks. They lived only in coastal areas. Their lifestyles were entirely agricultural. They all lived in small family units.

Answer 1

The correct answer is A. They had elaborate trade networks.

Explanation

Trade networks are a form of the economic relationship between human communities in which products or services are exchanged for other goods or services or exchange currency. With the arrival of the Europeans in America, it was discovered that the native communities had a very elaborate network of commercial relations that allowed them to exchange their products with the other tribes in different parts of the wide American territory, from where they could obtain different products such as sea fish, river fish, the meat of domesticated animals, fruits, and other products of agriculture. So, the correct answer is A. They had elaborate trade networks.