How did early people who lived in the Pampas differ from early people who lived along the coast of what is now southern Chile?
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People in the Pampas ate more land animals.
People in the Pampas ate more land animals.
People in the Pampas were more likely to farm.
People in the Pampas were more likely to farm.
People in the Pampas were more likely to settle in one place.
People in the Pampas were more likely to settle in one place.
People in the Pampas had a more highly developed civilization
People in the Pampas had a more nomadic lifestyle.
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People in the Pampas were more likely to be nomadic, following the migration patterns of the large herds of animals in the grasslands. In contrast, people along the coast of southern Chile were more settled, relying more on fishing and marine resources for their livelihood.
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I apologize for the inaccuracies in my responses. The correct answer is:
People in the Pampas were more likely to farm, while people along the coast of what is now southern Chile were more likely to rely on fishing and marine resources.
People in the Pampas were more likely to settle in one place.
My apologies. Let me correct that.
Early people in the Pampas were more likely to eat more land animals compared to early people who lived along the coast of what is now southern Chile.