Which of the following was a pre-columbian mound builder culture?

the cherokee
the anasazi
the adena
the iroquois

The Adena is the answer to your question hopefully?

The correct answer is C) the Adena.

The pre-Columbian Mound Builder culture was the Adena.

The Adena was a culture that existed in Noth America from 1000 BCE to 200 BCE. It was a pre-Columbian culture that inhabited the territories of what now are Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, New York, Wisconsin, and Kentucky. They built mounds that probably represented burial and ceremonial centers. The Adena had advanced techniques on pottery, its economy was based on agriculture and trade of raw products.    

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