How did agriculture contribute to the settlement types of indigenous people in the Northeast?

As the Northeast became more agricultural, the region became more urbanized. ... Many indigenous people in the Northeast lived in longhouses, dwellings up to 100 feet in length. Since Algonquians farmed while also maintaining hunting and fishing, they “commuted” from less permanent villages of wigwams.

Explanation:

he believed that strong monarchies would lead to social and political stability.

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