What was a geographic factor in the development of different ways of life among Native American groups?

Desert climates required people who lived there to learn to farm with little water.

The climate of the Pacific Northwest coast forced people to develop irrigation methods for farming.

The Great Plains were barren with few animals to hunt, and people were unable to live there year round.

The forests of eastern North America were unable to support large communities of native peoples.

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What was a geographic factor in the development of different ways of life among Native American groups?

Desert climates required people who lived there to learn to farm with little water.

The climate of the Pacific Northwest coast forced people to develop irrigation methods for farming.

The Great Plains were barren with few animals to hunt, and people were unable to live there year round.

The forests of eastern North America were unable to support large communities of native peoples.

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Nevaeh Mitchell · Answer 1

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What was a geographic factor in the development of different ways of life among Native American groups?

Answer: Desert climates required people who lived there to learn to farm with little water.