which tribe eventually allied with the Wichita to promote trade? A. Kiowa B. Apache C. Osage D. Comanche

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harina [27]3 years ago

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<u>Comanche</u> tribe allied with the Wichita to promote trade.

Option: D

<u>Explanation</u>:

Wichita was geographically isolated. Still there relationships were "harmonious" and "cooperative". Especially, the Wichita were confederated with the Comanche and bartered with them. Although they were opponents with the groups as follows: the Pawnee, Missouri, and the Apache. "The Apache" were the "Wichita's" most cruel opponents and many Osage groups admonished them in the "18th century".

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