radomes.openskiesproject.org
layquinton
layquinton layquinton
  • 26-09-2015
  • History
Answered

what role did maize corn play in shaping native American societies

Verified Answer :

HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 05-10-2015

Maize (corn) played an incredibly important role in shaping native American societies, since it was one of the few foods that could grow on the land and had a stream of nutritional benefits.

Answer Link
Anonymous Anonymous
  • 05-10-2015

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 anywhere. Although the role it played was keeping the Native Americans alive.

Hope I Helped!!!

Answer Link

Related Questions

Nicole is comparing prices for the same brand and model of an electric guitar Which store offers the lowest price
how many thirtieths would five sixths equal
The circumference of a circle is 5652 meters What is the radius of the circle
A circle has a center at 4 5i and a point on the circle at 19 13i Which of the following points is also on the circle
The process in which electrical energy causes a chemical reaction is called
trueFalse Every quote or paraphrase used in a report must be embedded and analyzed
Which function below is the inverse of fx x2 16
what is 12 in simplified radical form
1 The leading world powers agreed to limit the size of their Navies 2 Country that was invaded by Germany in 1939 which led to the start of WWII 3 Event that le
Draw a line with the given slope through the given point 41 slope35