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Read the following excerpt and then choose the statements that best apply. There are multiple answers that are correct.Thomas Morton Reflects on Indians in New England, 1637"The natives of New England are accustomed to build them houses much like the wild Irish; they gather poles in the woods and put the great end of them in the ground, placing them in form of a circle or circumference, and pending the tops of them in form of like an arch, they bind them together with the bark of walnut trees, which is wondrous tough, so that they make the same round on the top for the smoke of their fire to ascend and pass through; these they cover with mats, some made of reeds and some of long flags or sedge, fine sewed together with needles made of the splinter bones of a crane's leg...""... they are willing that any one shall eat with them. Nay, if any one shall come into their houses and there fall asleep, when they see him dispo

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