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The eastern third of the United States has hills, mountains, plains, and valleys. It receives plenty of rain, enough to support a forest. The forest in this region is known as the Eastern Woodlands. The American Indian nations that lived there were known as the Woodland Indians. Which is one way the Woodland Indians differed from the Comanche?
A. Most Woodland Indians had horses
B. Most Woodland Indians were nomads
C. Most Woodland Indians were farmers
D. Most Woodland Indians used few natural resources
C. Most Woodland Indians were farmers