How were mississippian people similar to other native american groups in the pre-contact era?

Mississippian people similar to other Native American groups in the pre-contact era because they had a huge influence on the life styles.

Explanation:

The people of Mississippi had a huge influence on the life styles and on the economic living according to the geographical conditions of the area which was quite similar to the people of other groups of Native America during the period of pre-contact.

The river which was known as Mississippi had a great influence on the living like farming was a major source of earning of the people of that area and this was also a source of food for these people and hence the name of the civilization is derived after the name of the river.

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