Question

HELP PLEASE We found him under a cottonwood tree in the big arroyo near sheep camp. I guess he sat down to rest in the shade and never got up again." Leon walked toward the old man's bed. The red plaid shawl had been shaken and spread carefully over the bed, and a new brown flannel shirt and pair of stiff new Levi's were arranged neatly beside the pillow. Louise held the screen door open while Leon and Ken carried in the red blanket. He looked small and shriveled, and after they dressed him in the new shirt and pants he seemed more shrunken.
What detail from this excerpt best symbolizes traditional Pueblo culture?

Answer 1

The detail from this except that best symbolizes traditional pueblo culture is the red blanket.

Answer 2

Answer:

The red blanket

Explanation:

The Pueblo people are a Native American group in the Southwestern United States, in the states of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, along the Rio Grande and Colorado rivers. These people lived in large, complex communities in multi-story villages built of adobe. Many Puebloans have been able to hold unto their traditional culture, a fact that is exemplified in this excerpt. In the text, the old man is lying in bed, while Leon and Ken carry in the red blanket. The red blanket represents traditional Pueblo culture.