The early American Indians were able to adapt to their new environment by

A) cultivating high-yield crops for vitamins and small game for protein.
B) constantly moving to warmer climates.
C) using horses as a way of hunting herds.
D) successfully domesticating large wild animals immediately after arriving.

American Indians

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, the original inhabitants before European colonization.

High-yield Crops

Agricultural plants that are bred or modified to produce a significantly higher amount of produce per acre compared to standard varieties.

Domesticating

Involves the process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use, making them more amenable to human control.