Answer:
- Hunting
- Lumber
- Land
- Water
Explanation:
There are many ways settlers used their environment to survive. They used almost every aspect of it, like the land for agriculture, bodies of water for drinking, washing clothes, for animals, and agriculture, forests for building houses and for fire wood, and, of course, they hunted animals and they used the fur for clothes as well as ate the meat.
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