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17 July, 07:47

How did Native Americans in the Eastern Woodland region divide up labor?

O A. Women grew corn, while men hunted and managed forests.

B. Women cleared land, while men fished.

C. Women were not expected to work, while men did farming.

D. Women and men shared in all types of work equally.

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