The Comanche were "The Lords of the Southern Plains" because of their success with the horse. They not only raided other tribes and settlers (amassing wealth) but owned large herds of fine horses.
The arrival of Spanish settlers in the Southwest brought horses. With the Pueblo Revolt of 1680, Spanish settlers were pushed out of what is now New Mexico and herds of horses were left behind. The Comanche consequently became expert horsemen and were known as "The Lords of the Southern Plains." The Comanche were dominant because of their effective use of horses in the buffalo hunt, transportation, and raids against settlers and other tribes.
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the rich and the powerful
You said it in your question. They were rich and powerful so they could have things poor people couldn’t have.
The plantation owners; because they were rich and powerful.
because that was all that the poor grew and the rich and powerful didn't want anything to do with them so they thought that fruit and vegetables were bad for them!!!
Not as rich as I would have thought. $45 million.
Cleopatra
values are not as deeply ingrained and that changing economic opportunities
Not as rich as I would have thought. $45 million.
love
It was good if you were rich or powerful and pretty awful if you were not.
oligarchy