Question

Which statement is the best example of how natural resources impacted the migration patterns of Louisiana’s Paleo people? Paleo people were attracted to northern Louisiana due to the iron ore deposits located there. Paleo people were drawn to certain areas based on the plants and animals that were there. Paleo people were limited in their migration by Louisiana’s waterways, which served as obstacles and isolated them from other groups. Paleo people used the rivers and the fertile lands along their banks to support their agricultural lifestyle.

Answer 1

I think the answer is A because the Paleo people were nomadic so they would be drawn to certain places that had the plants and animals they were used to being in their diets.

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Answer 2

Paleo people were drawn to certain areas based on the plants and animals that were there.

Step-by-step explanation:

Paleo-Indians were a group of people who are known to have existed around the southeastern part of the United States of America. They were considered to be wanderers and were hunters and gatherers in terms of societal structures.

While the males hunt for animals in their surrounding areas such as mammoths, their women look for fruits and other edible plants around. This group of people tends to stay in an area only as long as there animals and plant foods available.