Question

the navajo and apache had a way of life that was very different from sedentary pueblo farmers. pueblo farmers such as the hopi stayed in one place, grew crops, wove cloth, and made jewelry. the navajo and apache were hunter - gatherers, which means that they frequently moved, found edible plants in the wild, made weapons, and hunted animals to survive. since these groups had such different lifestyles, they each had unique trade goods to offer to one another. use the passage above to sort the goods that each group would trade. stone arrowheads cotton cloth turquoise jewelry corn and squash elk jerky deer hide provided by the navajo and the apache ____________ provided by the hopi ____________

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the lifestyles:

• Navajo and Apache (hunter - gatherers): They made weapons (stone arrowheads), hunted animals (elk jerky, deer hide).
• Hopi (sedentary farmers): They grew crops (corn and squash), wove cloth (cotton cloth), made jewelry (turquoise jewelry).

Answer:

Provided by the Navajo and the Apache

• stone arrowheads
• elk jerky
• deer hide

Provided by the Hopi

• cotton cloth
• turquoise jewelry
• corn and squash