In caddo society, the leader of a tribal band was known as a. a kiowa b. the little old man c. a caddi d. a xinesi this society was highly organized by households and clans. social status, marriage prospects, and some political positions were based on one’s clan membership. both men and women built wattle-and-daub homes and prepared the hamlet. which society is being described in the paragraph above? a. the lipan apache b. the pawnee c. the kadohadacho d. the osage the tribes were primarily nomadic hunting tribes. a. athapascan b. siouan c. caddoan d. athapascan and caddoan beehive-style homes were an architectural style distinctive among the a. osage b. kiowa apache c. quapaw d. kadohadacho