The Native American of the Southwest was the culture group that included direct descendants of the Anasazi, built pueblos, and irrigated their fields.
Explanation:
Many different Native American tribes populated the Southwest region of the country since approximately 7000 BCE. Known as the Ancestral Pueblo people, these groups were descendants of tribes such as the Anasazi, Mogollon and Hohokam. They lived in what is now known as Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Texas and Utah and were given the name of "pueblo" which means village or town in Spanish, as the tribes located in permanent stone or mud houses that they built themselves. Due to the arid and dry weather of the region, the Southwest tribes developed highly complex irrigation systems in order to keep their crops alive.
