Answer:
The Indians made no use of it,
Explanation:
Puritan minister in Boston justifies the colonists' acquiring Indian land for little to no payment. “The Indians made no use of it,” he asserts, “but for Hunting.” own Blood to drink, in lieu of what they had most barbarously shed of their Neighbour
The Saguenay river on the gulf of st Lawrence
It would be "C. multistory dwellings built alongside cliff walls" that is not an example of an environmental adaptation made by early peoples of the North American continent, since these people usually inhabited flat lands.
