Question

What similarities did the Tigua from the Pueblo Culture and the Caddo from the Southeastern Culture tribes share?

Answer 1

Answer:

The Caddo were primarily villagers and

farmers, and their culture had a class

system as part of their social

structure. They lived in grass houses

around fifteen feet tall and twenty to

fifty feet in diameter, framed with

poles in a domed or conical shape and

covered with grass thatch. Their

territory included communities of

isolated farms, small villages and

some larger villages.

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