One way the Native Americans adapted to the environment of Indiana is by farming on the same land every year. This practice allowed them to cultivate crops that were well-suited to the region's climate and soil.
What is one way the Native Americans adapted to the environment of Indiana?(1 point)
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cutting down trees for log cabins
cutting down trees for log cabins
moving farms every year
moving farms every year
hunting for furs to trade
hunting for furs to trade
farming on the same land every year
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