Which option lists only pre-columbian american indian groups that lived in what is now ohio?
a. the anasazi, the hohokam, and the mogollon
b. the adena, the hopewell, and the mississippian
c. the iroquois, the anasazi, and the hopewell
d. the hohokam, the anasazi, and the iroquois

The correct answer is option B. "the Adena, the Hopewell, and the Mississippian".

Explanation:

Before Christopher Columbus encountered the Americas, there were American Indian groups that lived in what is now Ohio. Three examples are the Adena, the Hopewell, and the Mississippian. The Adena and Hopewell are known for the creation of earthworks used in buried ceremonies to honor their deceased members of their tribes. The Mississippian, as the name implies, lived near the Mississippi River and were among the last tribes to disappear in Ohio.

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