What Do the Complex Earthworks Developed by the Woodland People

question 18

Multiple Choice

What do the complex earthworks developed by the Woodland people signify?

• A) They were a warlike society that practiced human sacrifice.
• B) They had adopted a settled existence and more complex social organization.
• C) They had learned this practice from the first Europeans who arrived in eastern North America.
• D) They depended on extensive trade networks to obtain the materials necessary for mound building.

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