Answer:
D. Puebloan groups lived in settled villages
Explanation:
Pueblo Indians is a common name for multiple groups of Native Americans in the central and northern parts of Arizona and New Mexico. The name was given to them by the Spanish settlers according to the large terraced buildings-settlements made of stone and bricks in which they lived (Spanish pueblo: village). They engaged in farming (corn, beans, pumpkins, cotton) and in their sedentary way of life clearly differed from the neighboring semi-nomadic tribes.
