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The woodland period is the period the American Indians were in when we discovered them. They used to have cities and functional civilization some time before our discovery of them, but somehow that collapsed and they entered a long dark ages, which is how we discovered them.

What do you think caused civilization to collapse for so long, and what kept it from re-igniting?

The woodland period is the period the American Indians were in when we discovered them. They used to have cities and functional civilization some time before our discovery of them, but somehow that collapsed and they entered a long dark ages, which is how we discovered them. What do you think caused civilization to collapse for so long, and what kept it from re-igniting?

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If I remember correctly - and I might not because it's been a while - the theory was that when the climate got colder and caused the crops to fail the tribes had to set out in search of more hospitable areas.