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OpenStudy (anonymous):

how do i re-write thsi answer to make it smaller but still have the same answer?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

2. Explain how the way of life of one Native American group suited its environment. Be specific and explain in detail. Native Americans developed different lifestyles, each adapted to a specific environment. The Kashaya Pomo hunted water birds along the coast of central California. The Kwakiutl and peoples of the Northwest took food from the sea-whale, seal, and especially salmon. The Pueblo and Hopi tribes of the Southwest lived in multi-story homes made of adobe, or baked mud. They lived near rivers and farmed. Native Americans of the east lived in vast wood¬lands that supplied wild turkeys, deer, and bear. They also ate nuts, various fruits, and fish. Those in the colder northeast relied on hunting. Those in the warmer southeast relied more on farming. Although Native American groups had many differences, they shared some traits.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

You might get a faster answer in English, but I can help! You can probably remove the first sentence (it's only summarizing what the question is asking, but for a paper, it would be just fine) and go straight into the examples: "The Kashaya Pomo hunted water birds along the coast of central California where they lived. Conversely, the Pueblo and Hopi tribes of the Southwest desert area lived in multi-story homes made of adobe, or baked mud, while living near rivers that they would build farms next to. These are only two of the ways that Native Americans made the best use of the wide range of environments across the continental United States." Although that's the short version, the main thrust of your answer is right there unless your teacher wants a lot of examples. If that's the case, I wouldn't worry too much because you've really done a good job in demonstrating the answer with what you have.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thanks can u help me with another one?

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