Which statements best describe the experiences of the Eastern Woodland Indians in North Carolina? ☑ They lived in settled villages where they farmed and hunted for food.
☑ Most groups used bows and arrows, pottery, and other important tools.
☑ Most groups spoke the same language and had nearly identical cultures.
☑ They faced continued conflict with white settlers who moved into the area.
☑ Some groups were removed from their territory or driven out by white settlers.
☑ They mostly lived in harmony with the white settlers who moved into the area.