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They burned land in order to maintain prairies.
They burned land in order to maintain prairies.
They introduced innovative irrigation techniques for agriculture.
They introduced innovative irrigation techniques for agriculture.
They refrained from fishing or hunting in this region.
They refrained from fishing or hunting in this region.
They protected giant cedar trees from any type of logging.
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The most accurate response regarding how Native American people have affected the environment in the Puget Sound Lowlands is:
They burned land in order to maintain prairies.
This practice, known as cultural burning, was used by various Native American tribes to enhance the growth of certain plants, maintain open landscapes, and support wildlife, which ultimately shaped the region's ecosystem.
