How did agriculture change the lifestyles of Archaic Indians?
A.
It allowed them to set up permanent settlements.
B.
It allowed them to travel from Asia to North America.
C.
It allowed them to move freely across North America as nomadic hunter-gathers.
D.
It allowed them to focus on hunting large animals like mammoths and mastodons.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

The agriculture allowed the Archaic Indians to set up permanent settlements.

Explanation:

When the first humans arrived in the Americas, they were all hunter-gatherers, and that continued to be the case for several thousand years. With the change of climate and transformation of the landscape, on multiple places developed good conditions for agriculture. The Indians noticed that they can grow some of the plants and thus grow their own food, which was solving their basic problem, food supplies.

As the Indians (Native Americans) started to engage into agriculture, their lifestyle changed. Because the plants required work they had to settle in at one place, and because they produced enough food for their needs, they didn't had to wonder around anymore. This influenced deeply the culture of the Indian tribes that became agricultural societies, and very quickly they differentiated greatly from the tribes that remained agricultural. Areas were agriculture was practiced were:

Mississippi-Missouri river valley

Eastern coast

Southern Great Plains

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