How did the environment affect the different Native American groups?

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The Native American food sources were greatly affected by the environment. If the environment did not have enough plants, animals or water, the Native Americans would have to move to a new place to hunt and gather their resources. The environment also affected the weather such as drought and winters that destroyed the plants making the gathering hard for them.

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