How did the Karankawa differ from the Caddo?

A. The Karankawa were nomadic.

B. The Karankawa were different groups of Native Americans.

C. The Karankawa hunted.

D. The Karankawa recognized leaders that led small bandd.

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Carsen Bartlett

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15 November, 10:55

How did the Karankawa differ from the Caddo?

A. The Karankawa were nomadic.

B. The Karankawa were different groups of Native Americans.

C. The Karankawa hunted.

D. The Karankawa recognized leaders that led small bandd.

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Jadyn Spence · Answer 1

The answer is A. Based on research, Karankawa moved (voyaged) place to place, coming to the conclusion of the only viable answer, that the Karankawa were nomadic.

How did the Karankawa differ from the Caddo?A. The Karankawa were nomadic.B. The Karankawa were different groups of Native Americans.C. The Karankawa hunted.D. The Karankawa recognized leaders that led small bandd.

How did the Karankawa differ from the Caddo?

A. The Karankawa were nomadic.

B. The Karankawa were different groups of Native Americans.

C. The Karankawa hunted.

D. The Karankawa recognized leaders that led small bandd.