What important differences were there between indian societies in the southwest, south, and northeast on the eve of colonization?

were there between Indian societies in the Southwest, South, and Northeast on the eve of colonization?

Southwest: Irrigation farming

-Sparsely situated communities with nomadic hunters (e.g. Apaches)

South: Farming, fishing and hunting

-Large towns, more vulnerable to conquest

-Sophisticated class-based societies

-Matrilineal

Northeast: Hunting and gathering to farming

-Dense matrilineal populations

-Frequent conflicts

-Large confederacies (e.g. Iroquois Confederacy)

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