Question

01:43:31 Which statement best describes how the arrival of horses affected North America? It allowed the Iroquois tribes to develop a common language. It allowed the Southeastern tribes to develop new ways to farm. It allowed the Plains tribes to better hunt buffalo. It allowed the Arctic tribes to begin trading with other tribes.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option:  It allowed the Plains tribes to better hunt buffalo.

Explanation:

After the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492, began the Columbian Exchange. During the Columbia Exchange, Spain introduced horses to the New World. Escaped horses spread in the Great Plains and helped the Native Indian in moving one place to another, also in hunting which changed their life. Horses spread to different tribes with horsemanship. The Plains Indians were hunters, and hunting was vital for the tribes. Earlier, they followed animal herds and hunted with bows and arrows by getting close to buffalo wearing wolf skins covering their bodies. Bison was the most important natural resource of the Plains Indians as it provided them with food,  shelter, and clothing.