English, 26.05.2020 18:02, Arealbot

Use the story idea from question #3 to write a narrative about an Ancestral Pueblo person living in the cave dwellings. be sure to include a problem that he or she may have, and how you would go about solving it. also include a possible theme that you want to emphasize.

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