1. Cultivation in the New World - Scavenging to Plantation
... text it states "The annual shifts between seasonal camps was determined by the habits of fishing and hunting " it would seem that the Indians frequently migrate from place to place, not upsetting the environment. The book tells us that the region these Indians inhabited was called "the woodland culture area ... " and is said to have resembled a checkerboard. Indian are said to have lived in New England since 16,000 B.C. In this region there are said to have been at least twenty known language families and over 10,000 years of ... by that I mean the Europeans. In chapter two we learn ab...
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- Grade Level: High School