What was not an advantage that fort supply troops had over the plains tribes during the winter war? a. tribes camped in larger villages due to the cold. b. tribes did not expect attacks from the federal troops in the winter. c. tribal leaders were detained in texas. d. tribes would have difficulty defending themselves due to fewer supplies and weaker horses.

C. Tribal leaders were detained in Texas.

Explanation:

This was not an advantage that Ford Supply troops had over the Plains tribes during the Winter War. However, the other statements are true. Tribes did camp in larger villages due to the cold, which made them easier targets. Moreover, the tribes did not expect attacks during the winter, which meant that the tribes were slower to defend themselves. Finally, the tribes would also have difficulty defending themselves due to fewer supplies and weaker horses.

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