Question

What did the eastern Shoshone and the Comanche peoples have in common?

A. anthropologists believe that both people lived in the southwest for thousands of years.

B. both peoples lived in the large region that encompasses present-day Texas.

C. The bison were important in the lifestyle and culture of both peoples.

D. Large families that lived in the same home were common to both groups of people.

IN APEX

Answer 1

Option (C) is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Comanche and eastern Shoshone peoples shared a number of traits. One of them is that bison were essential to both communities' way of life and culture. They were given food, clothing, shelter, and other essential supplies by the bison.

They both resided in separate regions, which was another thing they had in common. The Comanche resided in a vast area that includes modern-day Texas, whereas the eastern Shoshone lived in the southwest of the United States. So even though they lived in various places, they were connected by their dependency on bison. It is significant to note that, contrary to option A, anthropologists do not think that both populations spent a significant amount of time living in the same area. As noted in option D, big families did not reside in the same home among the eastern Shoshone and Comanche. These two possibilities are incorrect.