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Unlike the Indian societies of Central and South America, the native peoples of North America

Unlike the Indian societies of Central and South America, the native peoples of North America

a. were pacifists who opposed all warfare.
b. aggressively exploited the land for agricultural development.
c. lived in relatively scattered settlements without dense urban concentrations of population.
d. practiced a universal system of patriarchal authority.
e. had populations sufficiently large enough to make a dramatic impact on the land.

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