Eastern Woodlands Native American Tribes

In the years leading up to European exploration in the Americas, various Native American cultures developed unique ways of life that were highly adapted to their local environments. One prominent culture was located in the Eastern Woodlands, characterized by their agricultural practices and use of natural materials. This region's tribes were able to cultivate crops such as maize and beans, leading to the establishment of semi-permanent settlements.

Which of the following Native American tribes is most closely associated with the Eastern Woodlands culture?