In a plains tribe family, who was usually responsible for skinning a felled buffalo?
a. mothers
b. fathers
c. daughters
d. sons

a. mothers

Explanation:

Plains tribes are groups of Native American people living on the plains and hills in the Great Plains region. These tribes had a strong social organization where each member of the family had a function. The mothers of the family were responsible for skinning a felled buffalo.

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