Different climates caused indigenous peoples to develop different regional lifestyles.
Explanation:
Indigenous Native Americans were the inhabitants of the New World. Natives Americans were lived quietly and thrive with enormous natural resources to which they got accustomed. The environment in North America affected the development of Indigenous culture in late 1400 because of different climates that allowed them to develop in different regional lifestyles. Many indigenous people in the Northeast known as the Algonquian peoples. They lived on fishing and hunting, along with cultivating beans, corn and squash. Some of the southeast tribes include the Navajo, the Apache, etc. Their lifestyle was different from the Northeast because of geographic differences.
