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What was a human characteristic of what is now the Southeastern United States during the Woodland Period? O People in the region used local limestone to construct pyramids. O People lived in farming villages that traded with each other. The large population of people living in the region built independent walled cities for protection. O The few humans in the region were constantly on the move, living a nomadic lifestyle. ​

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People lived in farming villages that traded with each other

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A human characteristic of the Southeastern United States during the Woodland Period was that the people lived in farming villages that traded with each other

The Woodland Period is a time in history in the 1930s when the hunter-gatherer tribes of North America made contact with the Europeans and they traded with each other in barter form and lived in farming villages.

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