Fish and trees were most important for which of these tribes?

A. Navajo and Apá he

B. Aztec and Iroquois

C. Anasazi and Hopi

D. Powhatan and Tlingit

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Adrianna Pacheco

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18 March, 13:26

Fish and trees were most important for which of these tribes?

A. Navajo and Apá he

B. Aztec and Iroquois

C. Anasazi and Hopi

D. Powhatan and Tlingit

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Willis · Answer 1

D. Powhatan and Tlingit

Explanation:

The Powhatan and Tlingit tribes usually lived in places abundant with trees. They created their homes from trees, along with fires, and tools. Some of these tools that they would create would be used to spear fish in nearby rivers, which was a huge part of their diet. They also used fish bones to create weapons and more tools.

Jaydin Walton · Answer 2

Jaydin Walton 18 March, 13:49

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D. Powhatan and Tlingit

Fish and trees were most important for which of these tribes?A. Navajo and Apá heB. Aztec and IroquoisC. Anasazi and HopiD. Powhatan and Tlingit

Fish and trees were most important for which of these tribes?

A. Navajo and Apá he

B. Aztec and Iroquois

C. Anasazi and Hopi

D. Powhatan and Tlingit