What is the Three Sisters farming system?, Growing corn, beans, and squash together, Growing only corn and beans, Growing crops only in the winter, Growing three different crops in separate fields, What did the Wampanoag people teach the settlers?, How to build houses, How to grow food, rotate crops, and use the Three Sisters method, How to travel to Europe, How to hunt only, Who still uses the Three Sisters technique today?, Only European farmers, Some small family farms, All farmers in the United States, No one uses it today, Which crops are known as the Three Sisters?, Corn, potatoes, and tomatoes, Beans, peanuts, and squash, Corn, beans, and squash, Corn, wheat, and rice, How did the Three Sisters plants help each other grow?, The beans grew under the squash and protected it from animals., The corn gave the beans nutrients, and the squash gave the corn water., The squash gave the corn and beans sunlight., The corn stalks supported the bean vines, the beans added nutrients to the soil, and the squash helped keep weeds away and hold in water., Why do you think farmers do not use the Three Sisters technique very much today?, The method only works in Europe., The crops cannot grow together., The Wampanoag people stopped farming., It may be difficult to use with modern large-scale farming.

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