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What animal was of primary importance to the Pueblo and Plains Native Americans for food? a. aligator b. horse c. cattle d. buffalo
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What animal was of primary importance to the Pueblo and Plains Native Americans for food?

a.
aligator
b.
horse
c.
cattle
d.
buffalo

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buffalo

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