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This AP US History study guide covers causation, focusing on short-term and long-term causes and their significance. It explores Native American societies before European contact, including their adaptation, innovation, and complex social structures. The guide also examines Transatlantic interactions, including European expansion, the Columbian Exchange, and cultural differences. It emphasizes exam preparation with high-priority topics, common question types, and last-minute tips.
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🎉 Which of the following best describes a characteristic of Native American societies before European contact?
They were all nomadic and lacked permanent settlements
They developed diverse and complex societies, adapting to their environments
They had a unified political system across all of North America
They primarily relied on hunting and gathering with no agricultural practices