American Indians use the Cumberland Gap to a hunt and fish because the area was filled with streams and wildlife bexplore the Southern Mississippi River Valley C attack settlers as they moved west across the gap d move through at the Appalachians before Europeans arrived

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American Indians use the Cumberland Gap to a hunt and fish because the area was filled with streams and wildlife bexplore the Southern Mississippi River Valley C attack settlers as they moved west across the gap d move through at the Appalachians before Europeans arrived

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Carlos Maddox · Answer 1

American Indians use the Cumberland Gap to a hunt and fish "because the area was filled with streams and wildlife" but there were other reasons as well.