1. <span>The trained peer workers visit each tenement</span><span> and distribute free condoms.
2. </span><span>It was evidently distinct from the copyhold </span>tenement<span> called Fosters.
3. </span><span>I had lived in a </span>tenement<span> slum all my life.</span>
Answer:
Northeastern indigenous people living near rivers would fish salmon and collect shellfish, as well. With an abundance of food, Iroquois and Hurons made intricate pottery to store the surplus. They also wove baskets to aid in the farming process
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