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One example of how early Americans adapted to their environment is the Inuit people in the Arctic. They had to live in a very cold place where it snows a lot. To stay warm and survive, they made special clothes from animal skins and fur. They also built igloos out of snow blocks to keep warm in the winter. This helped them stay safe and cozy in the freezing temperatures.
An example of how early Americans changed their environment is the Pueblo people in the Southwest. They didn't have a lot of water, so they built big ditches called irrigation canals to help bring water to their crops. This way, they could grow food like corn and beans even when it was dry. By making these canals, they changed the land and helped themselves have enough food to eat.
Response to a Classmate's Post about Adapting to the Environment
Wow! I liked your example about the Plains Indians and how they followed the buffalo. That's really cool! They had to learn how to travel and camp in different places to find food. It’s amazing how they used every part of the buffalo for food, clothing, and even tools. That shows how clever they were to adapt to their environment!
Response to a Classmate's Post about Changing the Environment
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An example of how early Americans changed their environment is the Pueblo people in the Southwest. They didn't have a lot of water, so they built big ditches called irrigation canals to help bring water to their crops. This way, they could grow food like corn and beans even when it was dry. By making these canals, they changed the land and helped themselves have enough food to eat.
Response to a Classmate's Post about Adapting to the Environment
Wow! I liked your example about the Plains Indians and how they followed the buffalo. That's really cool! They had to learn how to travel and camp in different places to find food. It’s amazing how they used every part of the buffalo for food, clothing, and even tools. That shows how clever they were to adapt to their environment!
Response to a Classmate's Post about Changing the Environment
shorten and no big words
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One example of early Americans adapting to their environment is the Inuit people in the Arctic. They lived in very cold places and made warm clothes from animal skins and fur. They built igloos from snow blocks to stay warm in winter, helping them survive in the freezing temperatures.
An example of changing the environment comes from the Pueblo people in the Southwest. Since they didn’t have much water, they built irrigation canals to bring water to their crops. This allowed them to grow food like corn and beans, even during dry times.
**Response to a Classmate's Post about Adapting to the Environment**
I really liked your example about the Plains Indians! They followed the buffalo and learned to travel and camp in different places to find food. It’s impressive how they used every part of the buffalo for food, clothing, and tools. That shows how smart they were at adapting!
**Response to a Classmate's Post about Changing the Environment**
Great example!
An example of changing the environment comes from the Pueblo people in the Southwest. Since they didn’t have much water, they built irrigation canals to bring water to their crops. This allowed them to grow food like corn and beans, even during dry times.
**Response to a Classmate's Post about Adapting to the Environment**
I really liked your example about the Plains Indians! They followed the buffalo and learned to travel and camp in different places to find food. It’s impressive how they used every part of the buffalo for food, clothing, and tools. That shows how smart they were at adapting!
**Response to a Classmate's Post about Changing the Environment**
Great example!