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Which factors led to the end of the Mississippian culture? Check all that apply.Millions of American Indians died from new diseases.Chiefdoms broke apart as groups separated.Some people left their villages after chiefs became more powerful.Some groups moved their villages in order to trade.Most enslaved American Indians were sent to Europe.

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Millions of American Indians died from new diseases.
B
Chiefdoms broke apart as groups separated.
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Some people left their villages after chiefs became more powerful.
D
Some groups moved their villages in order to trade.
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Most enslaved American Indians were sent to Europe.
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Which elements were part of a typical Mississippian culture? Check all that apply.defensive structures, such as palisades, for villagesa permanent place to hold ceremonies and ritualsa strict system of social classes where elites ruled over commonersa temporary campfire that people put out before they moved ontents that were easy for people to set up when they moved to a new place

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defensive structures, such as palisades, for villages
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a permanent place to hold ceremonies and rituals
C
a strict system of social classes where elites ruled over commoners
D
a temporary campfire that people put out before they moved on
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tents that were easy for people to set up when they moved to a new place
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How did the Mississippian people mostly find food to eat?

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They moved around all the time to gather plants.
B
They cleared fields to grow corn and other crops.
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They traveled from place to place to hunt animals.
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They lived in cold regions and fished in icy waters.

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