Which native american group accepted women as tribal leaders?

a.
mound builders

b.
northwest

c.
eastern woodland

d.
plains

The correct answer is D) Plains.

The Native American group that accepted women as tribal leaders were the Plains.

The Plains Indians were a Native American tribe that inhabited the Great Plains in the United States and parts of the Canadian prairies. They were nomads that followed herds to hunt them. That is how they survived. They never accepted the interference of the white European people. It was the Spanish explorer Francisco Vázquez the Coronado, who first referred to theses Indians in 1541 when he encountered them in the area of Texas.