Which of the following were true of the tribes of the great basin? select more then one a: they included the cheyenne, comanche, and sioux. b: many were part of the shoshonean language family. c: relatively few tribes lived there compared to california. d: the utes were quickly overrun by settlers. e: the utes were a powerful tribe. f: the utes were generous to other tribes. g: the food supply of the digger indians was precarious. h: they included the paiute, gosiute, and koso people. which of the following were true of the california tribes? select more then one a: they had a poor supply of food. b: there were more than 100 tribes. c: spanish missionaries protected their culture. d: acorn flour was eaten after the tannic acid was leached out. e: their rich culture included the use of musical instruments. f: they could not make baskets. g: homes were made of mud bricks. which of the following were true of the northwestern tribes? (select all that apply.) a: society was divided into three classes: chiefs, freemen, and slaves. b: they wore elaborate sandals and moccasins. c: they were wood carvers. d: they did not believe in slavery. e: each nuclear family had its own house. f: potlaches were great parties where the chief was given gifts by all his guests. g: they harpooned whales. h: they included the chinook, haida, and nootka. i: they valued wealth and status. j: they included the tillamook, tlingit, and yurok.