Question

how did the physical environment of the eastern lands affect the first nations peoples way of life?
○ they created sea-going vessels.
○ they had no wood for homes.
○ they were nomads and followed their prey.
○ they hunted and farmed.

Explanation:

The eastern lands of North America had fertile soils, forests, and abundant wildlife. First Nations groups here used the environment to hunt game like deer and also farm crops such as corn, beans, and squash (the Three Sisters). The other options are incorrect: sea-going vessels are more associated with coastal/maritime groups, eastern lands had plenty of wood for homes, and nomadic lifestyles were typical of plains, not eastern forested regions.

Answer:

They hunted and farmed.