The Type of Subsistence Documented at the Site in Cahokia,Illinois,is

question 9

Multiple Choice

The type of subsistence documented at the site in Cahokia,Illinois,is best described as:

• A)food foraging.
• B)mixed foraging and small-scale farming.
• C)small-scale farming exclusively.
• D)large-scale agriculture.

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Definitions:

Long-Term Consequences

The extended effects or outcomes that result from actions, decisions, or conditions, often persisting for years.

Abused

Mistreated or harmed, typically in a physical, sexual, emotional, or psychological way.

Stepfather

A man who is married to one's mother after the divorce or separation of one’s biological parents or the death of one’s biological father.

Positive Adjustment

The process of effectively coping with change, challenges, or adversity, leading to a state of psychological well-being.