What were eastern woodlands geography?

Answer 1

The northern parts of this area had cold winters, and the whole region had warm summers.

Answer 2

The Eastern Woodlands are a region of diverse forests and river systems in eastern North America. This area is characterized by dense forests, abundant water sources, and a variety of terrain ranging from flatlands to rolling hills. The region's geography supported a diverse ecosystem that was inhabited by numerous Native American tribes.

Answer 3

They hunt fist, farmed, use tree for home..They also hunt the fruits

Answer 4

Thick Forests. Many rivers. Good to farm in.

Answer 5

idk but i think there are bodies of water, forests, the coastal plains, and river valleys.

thats all i no

Answer 6

A woodland has trees with mostly dry areas. It rains two days a month.

Answer 7

climate in easterwoodland

Answer 8

by masterbating on the seeds

Answer 9

well it said animallife

Answer 10

They farmed, fished, hunted, used trees for houses and canoes, and gathered plants for food.

Is this right?

I’m only a 5th grader ok. ;-;