otlatches in the Northwest Coast . may have replaced warfare focused on one all-powerful deity were held with only one class present at a time had very little practical effect on economics until 1855 when local traders began participating

may have replaced warfare

Explanation:

Potlatches refer to a practice by Native tribes in the Northwestern Coast. During these ceremonies, people would either give out or destroy a lot of personal property to show their wealth and prestige. Ranks would also be bestowed on people and hunting and fishing rights would be established.

Potlaches are very large ceremonies that can last for days and it is said that it may have replaced warfare amongst the tribes in the Northwest.

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