Which statement about the people of Georgia's Mississippian culture is false?

A) They lived in villages with gathering places at their centers.

B) hey had advanced horticulture and grew a variety of crops.

C) They made the oldest pottery in North America.

D) They built homes using woven vines covered in mud.

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Marlee

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3 February, 15:59

Which statement about the people of Georgia's Mississippian culture is false?

A) They lived in villages with gathering places at their centers.

B) hey had advanced horticulture and grew a variety of crops.

C) They made the oldest pottery in North America.

D) They built homes using woven vines covered in mud.

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Addison Juarez · Answer 1

I think the answer is letter A. They lived in villages with gathering places at their centers.

People in Mississippi are known for their craftwork. They had created houses and call these as "Mounds". They are also exceptional farmers, they were able to make use of the fertile lands in their state.