Which theory best describes the spread of maize as a staple crop through
the native ame...
History, 29.01.2020 06:48 joseroblesrivera123
Which theory best describes the spread of maize as a staple crop through
the native american populations?
(a) maize was fi rst developed upon the siberian steppes and carried to
the americas via the land bridge.
(b) maize was developed in south america and slowly spread throughout
the rest of the americas via pre-columbian trade routes.
(c) maize was developed by the nomadic tribes of north america but
was fi rst grown intensively as a staple crop by native american
groups in central and south america.
(d) the cultivation of maize occurred separately in isolated pockets
throughout the two continents.
(e) maize was fi rst developed in the region that is now mexico and
spread through the americas in a slow and uneven process.
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