Question

it kept the haida safer.
how did the haidas island location likely affect their sense of community?
m an advantage in which area?
it made them more hostile.
it made them depend on each other.
it made them indifferent.

Explanation:

Island living often requires shared resources and cooperation for survival, such as fishing, building shelters, and defending the small territory. This interdependence fosters a stronger sense of community where people rely on one another. Hostility or indifference would be counterproductive to survival in an isolated island environment.

Answer:

It made them depend on each other.