The Lakota, Comanches, and Crows of the Great Plains were profoundly affected by the
A) introduction of the horse into North America.
B) introduction of wheat and rye into North America.
C) cultivation of tobacco.
D) introduction of settled agriculture into North America.

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The introduction of the horse into North America greatly impacted the lifestyles and culture of Native American tribes, particularly those of the Great Plains such as the Lakota, Comanches, and Crows. The horse allowed for increased mobility and ease of hunting and trading, which led to changes in social organization and economic practices.

The Lakota, Comanches, and Crows of the Great Plains Were