In the Mid-Nineteenth Century,the Plains Indians Were

question 99

Multiple Choice

In the mid-nineteenth century,the Plains Indians were

• A) usually able to unite against white aggression.
• B) not as vulnerable to disease as eastern tribes.
• C) among the least aggressive of all American Indians.
• D) mostly sedentary farmers.
• E) the most widespread Indian groups in the West.

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