Of the American Indian cultures that lived in Georgia, the Woodland Indians were the FIRST to A.Adopt a primarily nomadic lifestyle. B.Acquire much of the food they needed through farming. C.Construct homes using animal skins. D.Encounter and develop trade relationships with Europeans.

Acquire much of the food they needed through farming.

Step-by-step explanation:

The term woodland Indians was one that was created around the year 1932, to describe a certain culture that was quite different from the nomadic Archaic Indians that moved around the North American continental areas.

The woodland cultures were known for the cultivation of beans, squash and corn (maize). They were also involved with the creation of unique pottery styles and the building of burial mounds.