Native Americans in the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands _____ before the arrival of Europeans.
died out from warfare and disease
were hunters and gatherers
lived in seacoast villages
lived in permanent settlements
Answer:
Option: clearing the land to raise crops.
Explanation:
Agriculture first to practice by Neolithic people who shifted from hunting-gathering. During the Neolithic Age, humans invented new tools for farming that helped them to plough the land and clear unwanted weeds and plants. The cultivation included crops of wild which transformed into domestic. As they indulged in agriculture, they began living in one place rather than moving from one place to another in search of food. Animals were also domesticated who served them as companionship in the wild surrounding and food for survival.
Answer:
Desert
Explanation:
The desert is a biome which is known for containing relativley low rainfall. It also contains succulent plants such as cacti which are adapted to prevent water loss. We can eliminate the other options such as the boreal forest and the tropical rainforest because the receive too much rainfall to fit the description. The savannah is not dry enough to fit the description either. Therefore the desert best suits the description.
