Because of their geographic location, the Plains Indians

Question

A.
built dwellings in the sides of steep cliffs.
B.
traded with others along the Gulf of Mexico.
C.
built trade networks along the Mississippi River.
D.
fished for salmon along the coast.

Answer 1

The correct answer is B. traded with others along the Gulf of Mexico.

The Plains Indians were primarily located in the Great Plains region of North America, where they were nomadic and relied heavily on bison hunting and gathering. However, their geographic location did facilitate trading relationships with other tribes, including those along the Gulf of Mexico, for various goods and resources.