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In History / High School | 2014-11-18

What were the Plains Indians known for?

A. Living as nomads, hunting buffalo
B. Living in longhouses and wigwams
C. Hunting whales
D. Farming the desert

Asked by IrwinHolstine

Answer (3)

B.hunting buffalo Which is really sad

Answered by Abri | 2024-06-10

B. HUNTING BUFFALO ;

Answered by malachigreen405 | 2024-06-13

The Plains Indians were known for their nomadic lifestyle, primarily hunting buffalo, which was central to their culture and survival. They utilized every part of the buffalo, reflecting their resourcefulness and spiritual connection to the animal. Therefore, the correct answer to the multiple-choice question is option A: Living as nomads, hunting buffalo.
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Answered by Abri | 2024-10-10

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