How did the climate of the southeast affect early American Indian tribes in the region?
Cold winters required warmer shelters.
Lack of rain limited freshwater sources.
Warm temperatures led to good farming.
Hot temperatures attracted bison for hunting.
well the southeast was hot, but that has nothing to do with bison, and warm temperatures do help farming, so the answer would be the fourth. also, southeastern tribes were known for mostly farming an agriculture. hope this helps!
