How did the introduction of the horse to North America by the Spanish change the lives of Native Americans?

A.
Pacific Northwest Indians could hunt buffalo more efficiently.

B.
Eastern Woodland Indians drove the Spanish off their lands.

C.
Plains Indians could travel farther and conduct more trade.

D.
Southwestern Indians could plow their fields more quickly.

Question

How did the introduction of the horse to North America by the Spanish change the lives of Native Americans?	
 
 A.
Pacific Northwest Indians could hunt buffalo more efficiently.
 
 B.
Eastern Woodland Indians drove the Spanish off their lands.
 
 C.
Plains Indians could travel farther and conduct more trade.
 
 D.
Southwestern Indians could plow their fields more quickly.

daniellelovee · Answer

I think is A but Im not 100% sure

daniellelovee · Answer

@chrisk123 any thoughts?

anonymous · Answer

http://www.nebraskastudies.org/0300/frameset_reset.html?http://www.nebraskastudies.org/0300/stories/0301_0111.html A but it could be C

wwhitlock · Answer

Tribes lived on the edges of the great plains for the most part. vers. 
With the introduction of the horse, tribes were able to cover a larger area and hunt buffalo effectively. After they got horses they were able to move into the plains and become the tribes we think of.

anonymous · Answer

Which was a geographic factor in the development of different ways of life among Native American groups?
 
 A.
The climate of the Pacific Northwest coast forced people to develop irrigation methods for farming.
 
 B.
The Great Plains were barren with few animals to hunt, and people could not live there year round.
 
 C.
Desert climates required people who lived there to learn to farm with little water.
 
 D.
The forests of eastern North America could not support large communities of native peoples.

daniellelovee · Answer

Im between B or C what do you think @chrisk123 ?