Question

which two reasons prompted native americans of the south to turn to farming, rather than moving from place to place? forced to farm by their enemies fertile farmland lack of hunting expertise no buffalo to hunt

Explanation:

Fertile farmland provided good conditions for agriculture, making it a viable option instead of a nomadic lifestyle. The lack of buffalo to hunt (a key mobile - hunting resource) could also push them towards farming. There is no evidence of enemy - forced farming, and lack of hunting expertise is not a main reason as they had various survival skills.

Answer:

B. fertile farmland
D. no buffalo to hunt