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What Type American Indian dwelling in the Eastern woodlands?
No
What Indian culture lived in the flat area at the center of the US?
Eastern Woodlands
What American Indian group was most powerful in the Eastern Woodlands when the Europeans began exploring North America?
All. Each had their own virtues and 'powerful' is an open statement. Several Native American tribes won battles, and wars, against the United States - each for their own merits for the victory.
What did many American Indian groups learn from the eastern woodland Indian groups?
American Indian groups learned how to farm, and plant things like Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek, and Seminole ,most people planted corn, beans and squash.
Where were the tequesta Indian tribe's dwelling?
southeastern near Biscayne bay
What Type American Indian dwelling in the Eastern woodlands?
No
What are cliff dwellers who disappeared mysteriously?
What is a type of american indian dwelling in the eastern woodlands
What type of American Indian dwelling in eastern woodland?
No
What type of American Indian dwellngvin the eastern woodlands?
Southwest
What were the Indian civilizations in the eastern woodlands?
civilization
Lroquois homes were?
The Iroquois were an Indian tribe that thrived in the eastern woodlands.
What were eastern woodlands Indian's climate?
hot summers, cold, hard winters
What Indian culture lived in the flat area at the center of the US?
Eastern Woodlands
What are some native American Indian tribes and where were they?
one Indian tribe was the iroqois Indians they lived in the northeast woodlands
Where was the Indian tobacco found?
It was found by Eastern Woodlands Indians. They found the tobacco in there forest home under an oak tree so they worshiped it.
Where was Indian tobacco found?
It was found by Eastern Woodlands Indians. They found the tobacco in there forest home under an oak tree so they worshiped it.
What has the author John Witthoft written?
John Witthoft has written: 'A palaeo-Indian site in eastern Pennsylvania' -- subject(s): Antiquities 'Green corn ceremonialism in the eastern woodlands' -- subject(s): Corn, Indians of North America, Rites and ceremonies 'Paleo-Indian Site in Eastern Pennsylvania'
