What was a crucial agricultural activity performed in the spring by the peoples of the Eastern Woodlands?

Hunting large game for winter hides

Planting crops like corn and squash

Harvesting wild rice from the lakes

Moving to winter shelters in the mountains

The environment of the Eastern Woodlands was primarily characterized by its...

vast forests, rivers, and lakes.

arctic ice fields and frozen tundra.

extensive deserts and high plateaus.

wide, open prairies and grasslands with very few trees.

Planting a final crop of squash

Building new canoes for spring fishing

Moving their villages to the coast

Building igloos in winter and hunting seals in summer.

Herding cattle in the spring and trading spices in the fall.

Planting corn in spring, fishing in summer, and hunting deer in fall.

Mining for gold in the summer and migrating south for the winter months.

It caused them to build new types of shelters every few months.

It dictated their schedule for planting, hunting, and gathering food.

It forced them to migrate long distances to escape the cold winters.

It determined which groups they would go to war with for resources.