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It was a small island with little access to sources of food other than fish.
It was a small island with little access to sources of food other than fish.
There were multiple rivers, bays, and estuaries, as well as fertile soil for farming.
There were multiple rivers, bays, and estuaries, as well as fertile soil for farming.
The area was heavily forested, with no bodies of water nearby.
The area was heavily forested, with no bodies of water nearby.
Their villages were surrounded by mountains, and the rocky terrain made farming difficult.
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The statement that best describes the physical features of the region where the Powhatan nations lived is:
There were multiple rivers, bays, and estuaries, as well as fertile soil for farming.
This accurately reflects the geography of the area, which included access to important waterways that supported fishing and trade, along with fertile land suitable for agriculture.
