The correct answer is C. Northwest.
Explanation:
1. Totem poles are iconic wooden sculptures carved by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America.
2. They are traditionally found in the Northwest region, particularly in areas such as Alaska, British Columbia, Washington state, and Oregon.
3. Each totem pole tells a story or represents a symbol that is significant to the Indigenous culture of the region.
4. These totem poles are not typically found in the Northeast or Southeast regions of the United States or Canada.
5. Therefore, when asked about the region famous for its totem poles, the Northwest region is the correct answer.
