Great Plains Indigenous Culture and Agriculture

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__________ determined the length of the grass in Great Plains

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Rain

Front

Before the arrival of Europeans, the Indigenous people who lived in the Great Plains had

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Developed a rich culture and spoke many languages

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The eastern prairies of the Great Plains had _____ rain

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More

Front

The people of the Great Plains farmed: corn, potatoes, wheat; onions, radishes, cabbage; maize, beans, and squash; brain rot

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maize, beans, and squash

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The people of the western prairies of the Great Plains had ______rain

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Less

Front

The people of the western prairies... (choose one)

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Hunted bison, gathered nuts, berries, and roots

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Due to the climate and their lifestyle, people of the WESTERN prairies built

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Temporary homes

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Due to the climate and their lifestyle, people of the EASTERN prairies built

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Permanent homes

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Trade was important in the Indigenous Plains civilizations because...

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they did not produce all that they needed and different civilizations had different lifestyles and produced different goods

Front

A sign of wealth was _______

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Shells