Which American Indian culture was the first to encounter Europeans in Georgia?

Group of answer choices

Mississippian

Archaic

Woodland

Paleo

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Vanessa Wong

1 January, 01:17

Which American Indian culture was the first to encounter Europeans in Georgia?

Group of answer choices

Mississippian

Archaic

Woodland

Paleo

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Answers (2)

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Roland · Answer 1

Mississippian is the answer to this problem

Zayden · Answer 2

Answer: Mississippian

Explanation:

The Mississippian culture was the last significant prehistoric cultural community in North America. It lasted from approximately AD 700 and up to the coming of the first European explorers.

The Mississippians spread over the Southeast and the mid-continent, in the river valleys of today's Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.

By the time European colonists first entered the Southeast, the Mississippian culture was already in decline.

Which American Indian culture was the first to encounter Europeans in Georgia?Group of answer choicesMississippianArchaicWoodlandPaleo

Which American Indian culture was the first to encounter Europeans in Georgia?

Group of answer choices

Mississippian

Archaic

Woodland

Paleo