Question

In which two ways were the Northeast Woodland Indians and the Southeast Indians similar?

Answer 1

Answer:

The answers are B and C

Explanation:

There are similarities between the groups that lived in the Woodlands, a rich environment of woods, swamps, lakes and rivers. However, the Iroquois was exclusive of the Northeast tribes. The Cherokees lived to the south and did not take part o the federation.

Farming was essential, and both men and women were expected to participate. In fact, women had influence in the social structure of the clan.