After the collapse of Cahokia, the main area where the Mississippian culture persisted was the __________.
A. forests and waterways of the Northeast
B. forests of the Pacific Northwest
C. deserts of the Southwest
D. forests and floodplains of the Southeast
Answer: D
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A) He intentionally did not invite any Republicans to join him at the Paris Peace Conference. B) He opposed the self-determination of Eastern Europeans who had once been part of Germany, Austria-Hungary, or Russia. C) He believed the Senate would ratify the Treaty of Versailles even if it contained a covenant to establish the League of Nations. D) He refused to yield on France's desires to permanently disable Germany's economy and military.
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a) appease Britain b) declare war against Britain c) seize British ships d) impress British sailors
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A) most of the nation's textile mills B) almost no industrial capacity C) a better railroad network than the North D) the firm support of Britain