they used it to water crops
Many Native American tribes used irrigation. Two of the largest were the Cherokee of the east coast and the Hohokam of the American Southwest (Phoenix area).
Mountains and plains
The environment and what could grow our survive their would have been a factor. Some natives lived in settlements and others were more migratory in respect to game animals.
Food sources for Native Americans in the North and Northwest differed from those in the West and Southwest primarily due to variations in climate, geography, and available resources. In the North and Northwest, tribes relied heavily on fishing, hunting, and gathering, as these regions were rich in rivers and forests. In contrast, Native Americans in the West and Southwest often practiced agriculture, cultivating crops such as maize, beans, and squash, due to the drier climate and the availability of arable land. These environmental factors shaped distinct dietary practices and lifestyles across the different regions.
Many of the Native Americans of the Southwest were hunter gatherers and did not cultivate crops. Those that did, carried water, sometimes over great distances to water them.
Irrigation if you're on Plato.
Food sources for Native Americans of the northwest differed from those of the Native Americans living in the west and southwest because those in the northwest had plenty of seafood. They were able to supplement the meat that they hunted, and the vegetables they grew with fish, and shellfish.
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Many Native American tribes used irrigation. Two of the largest were the Cherokee of the east coast and the Hohokam of the American Southwest (Phoenix area).
Mexican Americans, Native Americans and Americans
The environment and what could grow our survive their would have been a factor. Some natives lived in settlements and others were more migratory in respect to game animals.
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Mountains and plains
corn