Why did the culture of Native American bands differ from one region of Texas to the

next?

A: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the climate.

B: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the language

spoken.

C: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the decisions of the

shaman.

D: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on available resources.

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Paxton Schneider

11 November, 18:18

Why did the culture of Native American bands differ from one region of Texas to the

next?

A: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the climate.

B: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the language

spoken.

C: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on the decisions of the

shaman.

D: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on available resources.

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Milton Gibson · Answer 1

D: The culture of each band of Native Americans was based on available resources

Explanation:

As in all parts of the world, with every group of people, the culture of the Native Americans too has been mostly based on the available resources in the area they inhabited. Some bands of Native Americans live in the woodlands, some in arid areas, some in fertile plains, some in very cold regions. All of this has contributed to the basis of their lifestyle, will they have nomadic or sedentary lifestyle. That further gives the basis for the development of the certain cultural traits depending on their lifestyle which is based on the resources. The nomadic bands were not able to develop very complex social structures, nor did they had the spare time to engage into other activities apart from looking for food and water. The sedentary bands had the food problem largely solved, so they had developed villages and cities, had more spare time and because of it got engaged into numerous other things, contributing to more developed societies and higher level of culture.