History, 26.01.2022 08:10 jordandabrat

In the materials, you learned that the lands of Michigan were inhabited by Native Americans for thousands of years. A few hundred years ago, the land became primarily inhabited by European settlers. What effects do you think this shift had on ecosystems in Michigan

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