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Which crop is one of the Indigenous Three Sisters?
Answer: Squash
Why: In Three Sisters planting, tall corn stalks support climbing beans while wide squash leaves block weeds.
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Which Indigenous alliance was guided by the Great Law of Peace?
Answer: Haudenosaunee
Why: The alliance originally united five nations before expanding to six when the Tuscarora joined.
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What soot made black pigment for Māori Tā moko?
Answer: Burnt caterpillar
Why: Soot from burnt fungus-infected caterpillars produced the deep black pigment tapped into skin with bone chisels.
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What snow shelter did Arctic Inuit build?
Answer: Igloo
Why: Trapped air pockets inside packed snow act as insulation, keeping an igloo far warmer than the frozen air outside.
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What artificial garden islands did Aztec farmers build?
Answer: Chinampas
Why: Because lake moisture was constant, chinampas could yield up to seven distinct harvests in a single year.
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What does wood ash release from maize in cooking?
Answer: Niacin
Why: Soaking corn in alkaline ash or lime frees bound niacin, which prevented pellagra across Mesoamerica.
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