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What is a yellow vegetable grown by Native Americans?
Corn
How can archaeologists continue to study ancient remains without infringing on rights of Native Americans?
Archaeologists have grown more aware of the need to respect Native American landmarks and traditions.
Where was tobacco grown first?
It was grown in the Americas by Native Americans in pre-historic times. When Europeans arrived in America, tobacco had been grown for many years. There are simply no records- no writing back then.
Who United Native Americans?
the native americans
What did pascagoula native Americans eat?
what did native americans eat
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What vegetable did the original settles learn about from the native Americans?
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What type of squash was first grown by native Americans?
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How native Americans help pilgrims?
The Native Americans helped the pilgrims by teaching them what foods could be grown in America and how to grow them. They also taught them how to build housing.
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