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What is the most likely reason the Pueblo constructed most of their buildings out of adobe?

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mote1985 [20]2 years ago

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The most likely reason Pueblo constructed most of their buildings out of adobe is because Pueblo typically lived in areas where adobe was more readily available over other building materials.

Pueblos are modern and old communities of Native Americans in the Southwestern United States. The first Spanish explorers of the Southwest used this term to describe the communities housed in apartment-like structures built of stone, adobe mud, and other local material.

The correct answer between all the choices given is the second choice or letter B. I am hoping that this answer has satisfied your query and it will be able to help you in your endeavor, and if you would like, feel free to ask another question.

notsponge [240]2 years ago

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Answer:

It's B

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numeral ordinal

1.º (1.er), 1.ª

primero (apocopado primer), fem. primera

2.º, 2.ª

segundo, fem. segunda

3.º (3.er), 3.ª

III

tercero (apocopado tercer), fem. tercera

4.º, 4.ª

cuarto, fem. cuarta

5.º, 5.ª

quinto, fem. quinta

6.º, 6.ª

sexto, fem. sexta

7.º, 7.ª

VII

séptimo, fem. séptima (también sétimo, -ma)

8.º, 8.ª

VIII

octavo, fem. octava

9.º, 9.ª

noveno, fem. novena (hoy raro nono, -na)

10.º, 10.ª

décimo, fem. décima

11.º, 11.ª

undécimo, fem. undécima (también, modernamente, decimoprimero o décimo primero; apocopado decimoprimer o décimo primer; fem. decimoprimera o décima primera)

12.º, 12.ª

XII

duodécimo, fem. duodécima (también, modernamente, decimosegundo o décimo segundo, fem. decimosegunda o décima segunda)

13.º (13.er), 13.ª

XIII

decimotercero o décimo tercero (apocopado decimotercer o décimo tercer), fem. decimotercera o décima tercera

14.º, 14.ª, etc.

XIV

decimocuarto o décimo cuarto, fem. decimocuarta o décima cuarta, etc.

20.º, 20.ª

vigésimo, fem. vigésima

21.º (21.er), 21.ª

XXI

vigesimoprimero o vigésimo primero (apocopado vigesimoprimer o vigésimo primer), fem. vigesimoprimera o vigésima primera

22.º, 22.ª, etc.

XXII

vigesimosegundo o vigésimo segundo, fem. vigesimosegunda o vigésima segunda, etc.

28.º, 28.ª

XXVIII

vigesimoctavo o vigésimo octavo, fem. vigesimoctava o vigésima octava

30.º, 30.ª

XXX

trigésimo, fem. trigésima

31.º (31.er), 31.ª, etc.

XXXI

trigésimo primero (apocopado trigésimo primer), fem. trigésima primera, etc.

40.º

cuadragésimo

50.º

quincuagésimo

60.º

sexagésimo

70.º

LXX

septuagésimo

80.º

LXXX

octogésimo

90.º

nonagésimo

100.º

centésimo

101.º (101.er), 101.ª

centésimo primero (apocopado centésimo primer), fem. centésima primera

120.º, 120.ª

CXX

centésimo vigésimo, fem. centésima vigésima

134.º, 134.ª

CXXXIV

centésimo trigésimo cuarto, fem. centésima trigésima cuarta

200.º

ducentésimo

300.º

CCC

tricentésimo

400.º

cuadringentésimo

500.º

quingentésimo

600.º

sexcentésimo

700.º

DCC

septingentésimo

800.º

DCCC

octingentésimo

900.º

noningentésimo

1000.º

milésimo

1248.º

MCCXLVIII

milésimo ducentésimo cuadragésimo octavo

2000.º

dosmilésimo

3000.º, etc.

MMM

tresmilésimo, etc.

10 000.º

diezmilésimo

100 000.º

cienmilésimo

500 000.º

quinientosmilésimo

1 000 000.º

millonésimo

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