Answer:
The response is Option D. Comanche.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Wichita people are groups of several bands of Southern Plains Native American tribes. They are indigenous to Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. They were both hunters and farmers, following the buffalo hunt and also spending a period of the year in semi-sedentary conditions practicing horticulture. The Wichitas were prosperous during the Spanish and Mexican periods because they facilitated trade between the French in Louisiana and the Comanches. The Wichitas became allies of the powerful Comanches and helped them to raid Spanish and Mexican outposts. In 2011, there were 2,501 Wichitas officially enrolled as tribe members. The majority of them live in the state of Oklahoma. Enrollment in the tribe requires 1/32 of a blood quantum at a minimum.