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Why were some Mississippian settlements destroyed by trade? They moved so they could participate in trade. They were divided over income from trade. They were divided over Europ…

Why were some Mississippian settlements destroyed by trade? They moved so they could participate in trade. They were divided over income from trade. They were divided over Europ…
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Why were some Mississippian settlements destroyed by trade?

They moved so they could participate in trade.
They were divided over income from trade.
They were divided over European culture.
They moved to avoid the Europeans.

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A.) They moved so they could participate in trade.

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a

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