Question

This society was matrilineal. Clan members could not marry each other because they were all blood related on the mother’s side of the family. Houses belonged to the oldest married woman in the family, and each household contained at least ten people. Sons were disciplined and taught by their maternal uncles. Which society is being described in the paragraph above? a. the Quapaw b. the Wichita c. the Kiowa Apache d. the Osage

Answer 1

the Kiowa Apache ....

Answer 2

c. the Kiowa Apache

Step-by-step explanation:

This passage is describing the Kiowa Apache. The Kiowa Apache are a people who have traditionally lived on the Southern Plains of North America, and are now centered in Southwestern Oklahoma and Northern Texas. The Kiowa Apache are organized into numerous families that lived together as a group. Their society is strongly matrilineal.