How the American Indian cultures of the Hohokam and those of the Great Plains differed.

Hohokam made irrigation canals.

The Great Plains America Indians lived in both sedentary and nomadic life.

Explanation:

The Hohokam are famous for creating irrigation canals. They had the largest and most complex irrigation systems which allowed farmers to adopt the desert to grow crops in the same locations for hundreds of years and create an organized society with prosperity, including several hundred people.

The American Indians in the Great Plains lead their life in a nomadic and sedentary lifestyle. They settled in one place during the spring as they planted crops like corn, squash and beans. They did hunting, fishing, and gathering. Bison, deer, moose and elk, rabbits, and prairie chickens were some of the animals they hunted for food.