In Native North American culture along the Eastern Seaboard, the Th ree

Sisters would most accurately refer to

(A) the sustainable agricultural technique of growing maize, beans, and

squash

(B) the matrilineal lines upon which most clans were based in this region

(C) the trade and cultural network established between Native Americans

living in North America and those in Central and South America

(D) the spiritual belief in three major forces that defi ned the natural world

(E) a creationist myth common among eastern tribes

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Alicia Reyes

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5 September, 06:56

In Native North American culture along the Eastern Seaboard, the Th ree

Sisters would most accurately refer to

(A) the sustainable agricultural technique of growing maize, beans, and

squash

(B) the matrilineal lines upon which most clans were based in this region

(C) the trade and cultural network established between Native Americans

living in North America and those in Central and South America

(D) the spiritual belief in three major forces that defi ned the natural world

(E) a creationist myth common among eastern tribes

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Melissa Hodges · Answer 1

In Native North American culture along the Eastern Seaboard, the Three

Sisters would most accurately refer to " (A) the sustainable agricultural technique of growing maize, beans, and squash," since these products were absolutely essential in preserving life.