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How did the introduction of horses affect Native American culture?

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Farming improved because Native Americans had horses to help plow the fields.

Farming improved because Native Americans had horses to help plow the fields.

Native Americans in some culture areas began to use horses for hunting and in warfare.

Native Americans in some culture areas began to use horses for hunting and in warfare.

The use of horses as transportation increased trade between different culture groups.

The use of horses as transportation increased trade between different culture groups.

Some Native American groups became wealthy selling horses to European colonists.

Some Native American groups became wealthy selling horses to European colonists.
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All of the above responses are correct. The introduction of horses had a significant impact on Native American culture in multiple ways. Horses improved farming practices by helping with tasks like plowing fields. They also played a crucial role in hunting and warfare in some Native American cultures, increasing their effectiveness in these activities. The use of horses as transportation also facilitated trade between different culture groups. Additionally, some Native American groups were able to generate wealth by selling horses to European colonists.