The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question does not provide options or statements to answer it, we can say that Northwest Coast Indians were able to live in permanent villages because of the following factors. These North American Indian tribes from the Pacific could settle in a land where the weather conditions allowed them to grow some crops, the climate was not as extreme as in the East, and had the enormous advantage to live next to the Pacific harbor, so the could benefit from the sea. They were good fishermen and always had food for their families in the form of salmon, shellfish, clams, fruits, and some vegetables.
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Farmers like Firmus go to the Rome to produce variety of crops. It was not easy for them to find the work and housing. These farmers were kept as the slave or servants in the field.
<h3>What is slave?</h3>
Slave is a person who was considered as a property of other. The owner had a complete right over the slave who acts as a servant for his owner.
Famers often did the work in the field of other considered as slave. The often had difficuilty in finding the work as well as house and lived in the small huts located in the village.
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