Question

question 7
1 pts
what best explains the differences in the shelters used by native americans in the northeast
and the great plains?
native americans on the great plains did not invent tools for cutting down trees.
native americans of the northeast had not developed techniques for hunting large game.
the northeast and the great plains are both located roughly along the same lines of latitude.
the environment of the great plains was vastly different from the environment of the northeast.
question 8
1 pts
which statement about ways that archaeologists have learned about the first americans is
false?
the uncovering of artifacts
dna analysis
analysis of ancient structures
translated telecommunication

Explanation:

Question 7

Native American shelters were influenced by their environment. The Great Plains had a different environment (e.g., less forest - more grasslands) compared to the Northeast (more forested). Tools for cutting trees were known (so first two options wrong). Similar latitude does not explain shelter differences. Environment is the key factor.

Archaeologists use artifacts (physical remains), DNA analysis (genetic clues), and analysis of ancient structures (like dwellings, tombs). But there were no telecommunication systems among the first Americans (as we know it today) to translate.

Answer:

The environment of the Great Plains was vastly different from the environment of the Northeast.

Question 8