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ShantellGneiser407 ShantellGneiser407
  • 05-09-2015
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What role did maize (corn) play in shaping Native American societies?

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Hematron Hematron
  • 05-09-2015

Well, it played a pretty huge one. It shaped native american societies because it basically was one of the only crops that could adapt to any climate, so it could be planted any where. Although the role it played was keeping the Native Americans alive.

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