Which two tribes were closely related allies of the wichita? a. the lions and the kiowa apache b. the kadohadacho and the pawnee c. the osage and the quapaw d. the tawakoni and the waco

The two tribes that were closely related allies of the Wichita were (D.) the Tawakoni and the Wako.

The Wichita formed a confederation known as Southern Plains Native American tribes. Tawakoni and Waco are part of the Wichita tribes, which are federally recognized as the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes. They mainly inhabit Oklahoma and Texas. Moreover, the Wichita language is considered an extinct language since 2016, the year in which its last fluent speaker died; however, these tribes are constantly carrying out activities aimed to revitalize their language.

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