Michigan M-STEP Grade 5 Social Studies Practice Questions - Michigan Student Test Of Educational Progress Grade 5 Social Studies Assessment Exam

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Native American tribes of the Eastern Woodlands, such as the Iroquois and Ojibwe, built longhouses and wigwams primarily from tree bark and wooden poles. What does this reveal about how these tribes interacted with their environment?

They utilized abundant forest natural resources to construct durable shelters suited to their climate. They imported building materials through long-distance trade with tribes in the Desert Southwest. They avoided cutting down trees because wooden materials were scarce in the Eastern Woodlands. They built temporary shelters out of animal hides because they moved continuously every week.

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They utilized abundant forest natural resources to construct durable shelters suited to their climate.

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