Which of the following changes affected interior Native Americans during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries?   Commercial hunting turned into subsistence hunting.   Trade goods such as iron implements, firearms and ammunition, and alcohol altered ways of life among interior Native Americans.   Native Americans largely accepted views of White superiority, allowing English missionaries to convert them easily to British ways of life.   Centralized leadership gave way to an emphasis on village loyalties.

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Which of the following changes affected interior Native Americans during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries?

  Commercial hunting turned into subsistence hunting.
  Trade goods such as iron implements, firearms and ammunition, and alcohol altered ways of life among interior Native Americans.
  Native Americans largely accepted views of White superiority, allowing English missionaries to convert them easily to British ways of life.
  Centralized leadership gave way to an emphasis on village loyalties.
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In the 17th century, Native American societies in the interior and along the coast of North America had distinct cultural, economic, and political differences. Coastal Native Americans had access to maritime resources and engaged in trade with European colonizers. While interior Native Americans, such as the Great Plains Indians focused more on hunting and gathering, and had a mobile lifestyle. Drawing sustenance from the abundance of buffalo and other game, they were deeply rooted to and had a deep spiritual connection with the natural environment.

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