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Which evidence—a fossil, a tree ring, or an ice core—would be most helpful to a historian studying how the pilgrims grew food at plymouth colony in 1620? explain your reasoning?
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Which evidence—a fossil, a tree ring, or an ice core—would be most helpful to a historian studying how the pilgrims grew food at plymouth colony in 1620? explain your reasoning?
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A tree ring would show rainfall so that would be important for crop growth
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So it obviously wouldn’t be a fossil because that’s the wrong time period, ice cores are probably hard to come by in America, but tree rings would show the weather conditions of that time.
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