Question

Directly north of what is now the country of Mexico, ____________ a. There were large stone houses in Montana. B. There were no other stone or earth towns except the pueblos. C. There were no stone homes anywhere. D. Adobe brick houses spread past the Canadian border. Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

Answer 1

B. There were no other stone or earth towns except the pueblos

Step-by-step explanation:

Directly north of what is now the country of Mexico, is that there "were no other stone or earth towns except the pueblo."

This is evident in the fact that Pueblo villages were constructed into adobe, stone, and other local entities. Pueblo can be found majorly in New Mexico, and then in places like Texas and Arizona.

All of these states are located in the south of the United States, which stands in the north direction of country Mexico.