Which item is not part of the Eastern Woodlands culture?

Which item is not part of the Eastern Woodlands culture?

• A. Pueblos.
• B. Mohawk.
• C. Iroquois.
• D. Winnebago.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is where different Native American cultures were located and what regions they belong to. Pueblos come from the Southwest and are known for their adobe towns and irrigation farming, which is a very different environment from the forests and rivers of the Eastern Woodlands. Mohawk and Iroquois are tribes in the Northeast, part of the Iroquois Confederacy, and Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) lived by the Great Lakes in the Midwest, both associated with the Eastern Woodlands region. Because Pueblo culture is Southwestern, it is the one that does not fit with the Eastern Woodlands group.

The idea being tested is where different Native American cultures were located and what regions they belong to. Pueblos come from the Southwest and are known for their adobe towns and irrigation farming, which is a very different environment from the forests and rivers of the Eastern Woodlands. Mohawk and Iroquois are tribes in the Northeast, part of the Iroquois Confederacy, and Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) lived by the Great Lakes in the Midwest, both associated with the Eastern Woodlands region. Because Pueblo culture is Southwestern, it is the one that does not fit with the Eastern Woodlands group.