Question

The Mississippians were split when the Spanish came to America and they broke into the Creek and the Cherokee.
Responses

True
True

False

Answer 1

False. The Mississippians were a prehistoric Native American culture known for their mound-building and complex societies, primarily centered in the southeastern United States. The major tribes that emerged later, such as the Creek and the Cherokee, were distinct cultures that developed after the Mississippian period and were not direct descendants of the Mississippians.