What is the main reason that different Native American groups developed very different ways of life?

They had different kinds of leaders.

They adapted to the specific environments where they lived.

They traded with different groups of settlers.

They followed different sets of laws.

The Kwakiutl people of the Northwest Coast lived in a region with many large forests. How did this specific resource affect their culture?

They became skilled at building homes and carving objects from wood.

They primarily hunted animals on open grasslands.

They developed farming methods suited for dry soil.

They constructed their homes mainly from clay and stone.

These materials were considered more valuable than wood.

They learned this method from tribes in the Northwest.

There were very few trees available in their desert environment.

Clay and stone were lighter and easier to move.

The Kwakiutl used animal hides, while the Hopi used bark.

The Kwakiutl built with wood from forests, while the Hopi used clay and stone from the dry land.

Both groups used the same materials but arranged them differently.

The Kwakiutl lived in underground pits, while the Hopi built homes from ice.