The Abenaki were hunters. In the Champlain Valley corn was grown by the Abenaki. The combined hunting and Agriculture on a seasonal basis. The Abenaki political and socail structure weere flexible. When Europeans began moving into the Abenaki homeland in the 17th Century, this caused problems. The Europeans brought over many diseases, new religion, and technology. By making canoes, moccasins, and snowshoes, the Abenaki made life easier for the Europeans.
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