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Their staple crops were corn, beans and squash. They also had domestic turkeys, hunted game and gathered wild food.

The kinds of wild food were different because the environment in the Anasazi and Hohokam lands are very different. There is snow and cold winters in the high Anasazi areas. They have for example pinon pine nuts. In the Hohokam areas it is very hot with no snow and they used canal irrigation. They have for example, saguaro cactus fruit.

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buffalo beans squash and maize is what they ate

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they made an irrigation system to help crops grow

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They cooked there food on a stove.

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