Of the ten culture areas considered by the Smithsonian Handbook of North American Indians, the two that used to be covered with temperate forests are
A)the Plains and Plateau.
B)the Northeast and Southeast.
C)California and the Southwest.
D)the Northwest Coast and Plateau.

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The Northeast and Southeast regions of North America were historically covered with temperate forests, which significantly influenced the cultures and lifestyles of the indigenous peoples living in these areas. These forests provided abundant resources, such as wood for building and fuel, and supported diverse wildlife, which was crucial for hunting and gathering practices.

Of the Ten Culture Areas Considered by the Smithsonian Handbook