Which american indian culture is considered a single group, even though it was made up of people who spoke different languages?
the pueblo
the iroquois
the anasazi
the mogollon

The correct answer for this question is A) the Pueblo.

Let’s see, the American Indian culture that is considered a single group, even though it was made of people who spoke different languages are the Pueblo.

The Pueblo Native American Indians are indigenous people that live in local communities or towns and are dedicated basically to farming. Their name comes from the Spanish word “Pueblo” that means village. The beginnings of the Pueblo people can be traced back to the Mesa Verde region in the South West of the United States, specifically in what is known the Four Corners, the region where the corner of the states of Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico meet. The Pueblo is the American Indian culture that is considered a single group, even though it was made of people who spoke different languages.

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