Southeastern societies

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Southeastern societies​

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Southeastern societies were organized as chiefdoms, indicating a hierarchical social structure. They were known for producing many items for export and trade, showcasing their economic activities. These societies also shared cultural traits with Mesoamerican and Cahokian groups, indicating a spread and exchange of cultural practices across regions. The statement about having a total population of about 10,000 is too specific and underestimates the population size of these societies, but it does not negate the fact that they were hierarchical. Therefore, considering the context of the question, all provided options correctly describe aspects of Southeastern societies.

Southeastern Societies​

Southeastern Societies