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Why did the Mound Builders choose to settle in areas east of the Mississippi River?
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the mound builders chose to settle in areas east of the Mississippi River because it was
rich in forests, fertile soil, lakes,and rivers.
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Who were the groups who lived east of the Mississippi river?
The Mound Builders lived east of the Mississippi River.
Do mound builders live east of the Mississippi?
Yes, there were mound builders up and down the eastern coast.
What kind of shelter did the mound builders settle in?
At Your mommas house.
Did the Mississippi mound builders believe in human sacrifice?
yes they
Who were the first Europeans to contact the Mississippi mound builders?
Spanish
Who were the last of the mound builders in the Mississippi River Valley?
Mississippians
What two major rivers did many of the Mound Builders settle?
in the chinook, and azui rivers
Whart types of food did the mississippian mound builders eat?
The Mississippi Mound Builders ate foods such as berries, nuts, and mushrooms from the area. They also ate deer, and fish.
What type of house did the mound builders live in?
lived in the east of the Mississippi river
What did the Mississippi mound builders trade with the people of the Gulf of Mexico region?
marine shells
What did the Mississippi mound builders trade for with the people of the Gulf of Mexico Region?
The Mississippi mound builders likely traded agricultural products such as corn, beans, and squash for marine resources like shells and salt from the people of the Gulf of Mexico region. They may have also exchanged other goods such as pottery, stone tools, and textiles.
Along what two major rivers did many of the Mound Builders settle?
in the chinook, and azui rivers
