How did natural resources affect the migration patterns of the Paleo people of Louisiana? The river banks of Louisiana drew the Paleo people because the fertile soil supported their agricultural lifestyle.

The many waterways in Louisiana limited the movement of Paleo people, making them live in secluded groups.

Iron ore deposits used for making tools drew Paleo people to northern Louisiana.

The availability of plants and animals used for food attracted Paleo people to a particular area.

The availability of plants and animals used for food attracted Paleo people to a particular area.

Explanation:

The Paleo Indians were believed to be the first set of people to have settled in present-day America.

According to research, they migrated from northern Asia through the land bridge between Asia and America about 12,000 years ago.

During their early stay, they were hunters and gatherers. They settled where there is the availability of plants and animals that are consumed for food. Paleo Indian people at this period used stones to make weapons in killing animals.