Plant domestication and farming in the Eastern Woodlands led to all of the following EXCEPT:

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The construction of complex buildings for crop storage was not a development associated with plant domestication and farming in the Eastern Woodlands. While settlements and population growth were natural outcomes of agriculture, territorial expansion was also likely as communities grew and expanded their agricultural production. However, permanent buildings for crop storage were not necessary in an environment where food resources were abundant and readily accessible. Instead, Native American communities likely relied on methods such as drying, smoking, and preserving food in underground storage pits to ensure year-round access to food.

Plant Domestication and Farming in the Eastern Woodlands Led to All