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The origins of traditional structures like wikiups and longhouses
The importance of three sister farming
How the introduction of horses transformed Native American life

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These people lived along the east coast and spoke related varieties of the same language. *

Mississippians

Ancestral Pueblos

Iroquois League

Algonquins

What term describes people who only stay in one place and usually have permanent hoses

Agrarian

Nomatic

Hunter-gatherer

Sedentary

How did the introduction of horses change Native American life in the Great Plains region?

Some tribes gave up farming because hunting became easier.

Horses allowed many tribes to leave the Great Plains because they could now ride over the mountains into Mordor.

There was no change to native lifestyles in the Great Plains

Some tribes gave up hunting because farming became easier.

How did the introduction of horses change Native American life in the Great Plains region?

There was no change to native lifestyles in the Great Plains.

Some tribes gave up farming because hunting became easier.

There was no change to native lifestyles in the Great Plains.

Horses allowed many tribes to leave the Great Plains because they could now ride over the mountains into Mordor.

This is an indigenous word for "corn." It was a very important crop for agrarian societies in the Americas.

Irrigation

Three Sisters

Cahokia

Maize

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