Which statement about the Mississippian Indian are correct select all the apply

They lived in large mound towns. Their villages were organized as chiefdoms.

Explanation:

As the villages of the Mississippian Indians were in close proximity to the Mississippi basin, they had to do provisions to protect themselves from the annual flooding of the Mississippi River. For that, the settlers of these villages constructed their houses on large mounds. These villages were governed by male chiefs. Every village had a chief who was usually the eldest capable male of village.