In approximately 1500, europeans exploring the east coast interacted with american indian groups from the a.) northeast and the pacific coast. b.) the northeast and the southeast. c.) the great basin and the atlantic coast. d.) the plains and the southeast.

the answer is not c i just got it wrong..

The correct answer is b). The Europeans exploring the East Coast interacted with American Indian groups from the Northeast and the Southeast.

Explanation:

why? Well, let's find out. The context is the following. Around the 1500s and 1600s, Native American cultures experienced intertribal fights. Delimiting the danger of the area, this lead that the groups that didn't belong to that territory wouldn't transmit it. It was too dangerous to excursion in a foreign territory at that time. Also, geographically the plains groups don't match the territory, as well as Pacific coast ones. So D, C, and A options are wrong. The only viable option is B because it matches correctly with the geographic location of the tribes. The only reasonable option is B.

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