Which statements about the Tupi in the 1500s are true? Choose all answers that are correct.

A:They lived as nomads with no permanent dwellings.

B: They hunted and gathered during the dry season.

C: They lived in the rain forests and along the coasts.

D: They grew crops, such as corn and peanuts

C: They lived in the rain forests and along the coasts.

B. They hunted and gathered during the dry season

D: They grew crops, such as corn and peanuts

Explanation:

The "Tupi" used to be the inhabitants of Brazil in the 1500s. They started as nomads but later on (in the 1500s), they mostly dwelled in the coastal areas. Some were said to have lived in the rainforest of Amazon. This makes choice A incorrect because they had permanent dwellings in the 1500s. This makes choice C correct because they dwelled in the rainforests and along the coasts.

They were considered good at planting crops like corn, peanuts, cotton, cassava, etc. This makes choice D correct.

The were also hunting and gathering though it wasn't their primary means of survival. Sometimes they captured people in order to eat them and include them in their rituals. They were cannibals. Hunting during the dry season is easier when it comes to meat.