In the mid-nineteenth century,the Plains Indians were
A) usually able to unite against white aggression.
B) not as vulnerable to disease as eastern tribes.
C) among the least aggressive of all American Indians.
D) mostly sedentary farmers.
E) the most widespread Indian groups in the West.

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The Plains Indians were known for their wide distribution across the Western United States, covering a vast area from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from Canada to Texas, making them the most widespread Indian groups in the West during the mid-nineteenth century.

In the Mid-Nineteenth Century,the Plains Indians Were