The Wampanoag Indians were significant in the Plymouth colony because they: A) Helped end the threats from Squanto. B) Helped prevent the spread of disease in the colony. C) Brought seeds to help the colonists and taught them how to grow corn, beans, and pumpkins. D) Taught colonists how to grow tobacco to sell for a profit.

C) Brought seeds to help the colonists and taught them how to grow corn, beans, and pumpkins.

Explanation:

The Wampanoag Indians were one of the first inhabitants of the Plymouth colony and they were very significant in the area because they ensured that they brought seeds to help the colonists and taught them how to grow corn, beans, and pumpkins.

This was a result of the colonists having difficulties getting food as a result of a lack of knowledge of the terrain. The Wampanoag Indians did this favour to enable the colonists survive and also in exchange for gifts such as ornaments.

the invasive species was introduced due to commercial purpouses, as there was a demand for fur clothes and hence, a business opportunity connected to this product. actually, it was when the nutrias scaped, causing harm to the us ecosystems when they acquired the status of invasive species. in this case they have caused an environmental problem, but it could have affected also economic interests or even human health.