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
Which of the following soil-building processes contributed most to making the shaded area on the map suitable for agriculture? Floods deposited rich silt over the land in a soil-building process that made the land fertile.
Tectonically stable means that this part of the continent has not moved for billions of years. The rock formation is important understanding the history of Earth since its unmoved and untouched state can provide ideas about how the Earth looked like as seen on the layers of the rock formation.
