Among the options provided, textiles and building materials are the goods that significantly changed the way Native Americans lived.
- Textiles introduced new fabrics and clothing styles, providing alternatives to traditional materials and allowing for greater adaptability in different climates.
- Building materials such as metal tools allowed for more efficient construction methods and the ability to create more durable structures.
Canoes were already a part of Native American life before European contact, and while they may have evolved with different designs or materials, they are not a European good that changed their lifestyle in the same way. Crossbows, while a European invention, were less influential in changing everyday life for Native Americans compared to textiles and building materials.
In summary, textiles and building materials had the most significant impact on Native American lifestyles after European contact.