How did the Chinook Indians adapt to their environment?

Answer 1

since the growing seasons were very short they depended on gathering, hunting and fishing. They did not farm because their environment provided them with abundant amounts of food.

Answer 2

since the growing seasons were very short they depended on gathering, hunting and fishing. They did not farm because their environment provided them with abundant amounts of food.

Answer 3

Because the growing season in the Northwest is very short, the Chinook Indians had to adapt to these conditions by depending more on gathering wild food, fishing, and hunting, than on planting crops in order to survive.

Answer 4

Because the season on the environment where Chinookâ??s live are not suitable for planting, their main source of food is gathered from hunting wild animals. They are also very good fishermen making they spent most of their time in rivers and local bays.

Answer 5

since the growing seasons were very short they depended on gathering, hunting and fishing. They did not farm because their environment provided them with abundant amounts of food.

Answer 6

well, their were not much adaptions but thank you thats my answer

Answer 7

northwest coast

Answer 8

they talk to them