1. what do the crops grown by the caddo tell you about their civilization? they had limited food supplies. they maintained well-developed farms. they only grew staple crops. they barely grew enough to feed the population. 2.how might you infer the caddo were active trading partners in the region? they maintained excessive production practices. there are detailed reports of their trade routes and travels. there have been products from other places found on their sites. there have been trading cities discovered. 4.what is the most logical reason why the plains tribes lived in tipis? the tipis provided much more space than other styles of homes. the tribes had limited materials from which to build homes. the tipis were easy to break down and assemble, making them portable. the tipis were the best home for providing warmth in the winter. 5.what type of marital arrangement was most common in the kichai tribe? one wife to one husband one wife with multiple husbands one husband with multiple wives multiples wives and multiple husbands

1. They maintained well-developed farms.

The Caddo developed successful horticulture by cultivating different types of produce such as maize, beans, squash. Aside from these, they also developed culturing different varieties of maize.

2. There are detailed reports of their trade routes and travels.

Caddo developed far-reaching trade networks. Most valuable items for trade are bison hides, salt, arc and bows, copper and turquoise. These items were obtained as far as New Mexico.

4. The tipis were easy to break down and assemble, making them portable.

The plains Indians were known to live in tepees because they followed the buffalo herd around. Living in tepees allowed them to move quickly and build a  shelter fast enough.

5. one husband with multiple wives

The Kichai were known to practice Polygamy. One man is allowed multiple wives. The wives were allowed to live in one house with the man's immediate family.

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