In approximately 1500, Europeans exploring the East Coast interacted with American Indian groups from the Northeast and the Pacific coast. the Northeast and the Southeast. the Great Basin and the Atlantic coast. the Plains and the Southeast.

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Kasey Bird

30 March, 04:48

In approximately 1500, Europeans exploring the East Coast interacted with American Indian groups from the Northeast and the Pacific coast. the Northeast and the Southeast. the Great Basin and the Atlantic coast. the Plains and the Southeast.

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Dario Foster · Answer 1

the Great Basin and the Atlantic coast.

Willie Snow · Answer 2

The correct answer is C) the Great Basin and the Atlantic coast.

In approximately 1500, Europeans exploring the East Coast interacted with American Indian groups from the Great Basin and the Atlantic coast.

European explorers arrived on the East coast of North America. They navigated all the East coast and started to explore the inward territories when they encounter many Native American Indian tribes. These white European explorers interacted with these Great Plains Native American Indian tribes: the Utes, Mono, Comanche, Washoe, Paiute, Bannock, and Shoshone. In the Atlantic coast lived Native American Indian tribes such as the Iroquois Confederacy, Quinnipiac, Wampanoag, Powhatan, Appomattoc, Chesapeake, Pequot, and Abenaki.