How are the historic tribes different from the Poverty Point Indians? Poverty Point Indians grew crops as a main source of food, historic
tribes relied on hunting and gathering.
B
Poverty Point was a nomadic culture while the historic tribes all lived in
permanent settlements
All of the Historic tribes were nomadic while Poverty Point lived in
seasonal villages
The Poverty Point Indians collected nuts and plants: the historic tribes
domesticated plants and animals

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