Question

Who were the early Ohio Valley people who built huge burial mounds?
a. Natchez
b. Anasazi
c. Cahokia
d. Hopewell

Answer 1

Option d, Hopewell, is the right answer.

The Hopewell culture represents the general features of the Indigenous American civilization that flourished on rivers in the northeastern and Midwestern United State in the middle woodland period. The best remaining pieces of the Hopewell culture are mounds built for the casual purpose. They built a group of mounds and dams, some of which were hundreds of acres in area. Moreover, they built complex graves inside some hillocks.

Answer 2

Answer:

the wright answer is opption D

Explanation:

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