Prior to the arrival of the Spanish, Native Americans in various regions would likely have chosen cotton to weave their blankets. Cotton was cultivated and used by several Native American cultures, particularly in the southwestern United States, where it was a primary material for textiles. The other materials listed—oat wool, silk, and sheep wool—were not traditionally used by Native Americans before European contact.
Prior to the arrival of the Spanish, Native Americans would likely have chosen which material with which to weave their blankets?
1. Oat wool
2. Silk
3. Sheep wool
4. Cotton
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