What did the Comanche and the Western Shoshone peoples have in
common?
A. They both lived as nomads.
B. They both fished for food.
C. They both lived in large groups.
D. They both lived in California and Utah.

Both the Comanche and the Western Shoshone peoples lived as nomads (option A).

Nomads are people who move from one place to another, often living in a variety of different places. They typically live a migratory lifestyle, living in different places for some time before moving on. Nomads are often seen as having a strong sense of community and an appreciation for the outdoors. They often travel with large groups, using animals to carry their belongings and relying on the resources available in each area they visit. Nomads are known for their ability to adapt to new environments, their resourcefulness and resilience, and their commitment to preserving traditional cultures and ways of life.

Both the Comanche and the Western Shoshone peoples lived as nomadic hunter-gatherer societies, traveling in search of food and resources.

It can be concluded that both the Comanche and the Western Shoshone peoples lived as nomads (option A).

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