Indigenous peoples of the Americas were among the first to cultivate a variety of crops, with maize (corn) being one of the most significant. They also domesticated beans and squash, which, along with maize, formed the "Three Sisters" agricultural trio essential to their diets and farming practices. These crops were integral not only for sustenance but also for shaping the agricultural landscape of North America and beyond.
they showed them to grow vegetsbles,catch fish,grow crops,build houses.
The British encouraged the Indians to grow cotton instead of food.
The Indians. The pilgrims were having trouble growing corn, so they went peace making with the Indians so that they would teach them how to grow it right.
Because the colonists had the help from the Indians who already knew how to survive in the region. For example they used dead fish as a fertilizer so their crops could grow, but who helped them, American Indians
The Indians and the English were allies (friends) and they learned many things. Such as, the Indians taught them how they can grow crops for medicine and how to grow tobacco. The Settlers taught them about hunting with guns and using horses.There's your answer!!!
the American Indians did!
they showed them to grow vegetsbles,catch fish,grow crops,build houses.
The British encouraged the Indians to grow cotton instead of food.
Yes, the Seminole Indians did grow crops. The crops included corn and squash.
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The Indians. The pilgrims were having trouble growing corn, so they went peace making with the Indians so that they would teach them how to grow it right.
It depends on what type of Indian you are referring to. Native American Indians have been known to grow just about anything from corn to cotton.American Indians grow odor from not using deodorant.
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1500 BC-400 BCThe Olmec Indians are believed to be the first to grow cocoa beans as a domestic crop.