What tribe is being referenced in this reading selection?

Later in the nineteenth century, which tribe, even though it was decimated by disease, joined the

Mandan and Hidatsa people in central North Dakota, becoming the third of the "Three Affiliated

Tribes."

Cheyenne

Shoshone

Arikara

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River Graves

25 October, 12:43

What tribe is being referenced in this reading selection?

Later in the nineteenth century, which tribe, even though it was decimated by disease, joined the

Mandan and Hidatsa people in central North Dakota, becoming the third of the "Three Affiliated

Tribes."

Cheyenne

Shoshone

Arikara

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Thaddeus Gibson · Answer 1

The Arkara

Explanation:

Later in the 19th century, the Arikara, decimated by disease, joined the Mandan and Hidatsa people in central North Dakota, becoming the third of the "Three Affiliated Tribes." Today, these three groups live on the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota

What tribe is being referenced in this reading selection?Later in the nineteenth century, which tribe, even though it was decimated by disease, joined theMandan and Hidatsa people in central North Dakota, becoming the third of the "Three AffiliatedTribes."CheyenneShoshoneArikara

What tribe is being referenced in this reading selection?

Later in the nineteenth century, which tribe, even though it was decimated by disease, joined the

Mandan and Hidatsa people in central North Dakota, becoming the third of the "Three Affiliated

Tribes."

Cheyenne

Shoshone

Arikara