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Which of the following American Indian culture groups was most likely to use canoes?

A.
Northwestern peoples

B.
Southwestern peoples

C.
Great Plains peoples

D.
Puebloan peoples

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User Plog
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Answer:

Northwestern Native Americans

Step-by-step explanation:

Alright awesome, thanks for the answer choices. So, the puebloan people are likely the Anasazi, a peaceful people who built clay/mud pueblos by cliffs. They did not live by the water, so we can safely eliminate d.

The great plains people lived in the midwestern United States and hunted buffalo, built Teepees and also didn't live by the water, so c is also out.

The northwestern people lived in california/oregon/washington area, and are known for their great canoes and their totem poles. They often had extravagent feasts and kinda showed off- they lived in an area where food and resources were bountiful. A is the correct answer.

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