Native Americans in the East might have lived in homes made of tree limbs, those in the Midwest plains often used tepees made from available animal skins and poles. Other Native Americans built homes into the walls of cliffs or made houses from blocks of ice. This diverse adaptability embodies Sternberg's concept of

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The diverse adaptability of Native Americans in building homes in various geographical regions entails the concept of contextual intelligence. Contextual intelligence refers to the ability to understand and adapt to different environmental contexts.

Native Americans in the East Might Have Lived in Homes