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Why was it difficult for American Indians of the Great Plains to get timber? The region had no rivers. The region had few trees. The region had no mountains. The region had few …

Why was it difficult for American Indians of the Great Plains to get timber? The region had no rivers. The region had few trees. The region had no mountains. The region had few …
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Why was it difficult for American Indians of the Great Plains to get timber?

The region had no rivers.
The region had few trees.
The region had no mountains.
The region had few grasslands.

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User Nicholas Kajoh
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the region had few trees so B

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User Growth Mindset
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Region had few trees, liner is wood so I’m guessing!
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