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1 March, 15:15

The economy of the Hopewell people of North America was based on?

a. no sedentary activities, but trading of plants for medicine.

b. full-scale domesticated agriculture.

c. hunting and gathering, with limited agriculture.

d. fishing and trade.

e. long-distance trade.

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