Native Americans in Texas
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Jose Perez
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History
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7th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
Caddo
Karankawa
Apache
Comanche
2.
Multiple Choice
Buffalo
Pottery
Adobe
Wood
3.
Multiple Choice
Pueblo
Caddo
Karankawa
Comanche
4.
Multiple Choice
Gulf Coastal Plains
Desert
Mountains and Basins
High Plains
5.
Multiple Choice
Comanche
Kickapoo
Caddo
Pueblo
6.
Multiple Choice
Boxes
Blankets
Dugout Canoes
Sailboats
7.
Multiple Choice
Karankawa
Caddo
Comanche
Pueblo
8.
Multiple Choice
Mountains and Basins
High Plains
Gulf Coastal Plains
Central Plains
9.
Multiple Choice
Caddo
Pueblo
Comanche
Apache
10.
Multiple Choice
nomad
artifact
confederacy
adobe
11.
Multiple Choice
trading and spying
disease and fighting
fighting and trading
foods and trading
12.
Multiple Choice
Beads
Pottery
Corn
Buffalo
13.
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They were nomads who depended on buffalo.
They built dome like grass huts.
They built permanent buildings.
They lived near the Gulf and ate primarily fish.
14.
Multiple Choice
Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
East Texas
Great Plains
15.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
16.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
17.
Multiple Choice
They almost destroyed their environment by using it up and moving on.
They adapted to and used their environment to meet their needs.
They ignored the environment, creating ways of meeting their needs without resources.
18.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
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Multiple Choice
Both lack water
Both have plains
Both have cold winters
Both have the state's largest cities
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The population in both the Natural Era and modern times is denser in the Mountains and Basins than any other region.
The patterns of work are the same in Texas regions today as they were during the Natural Era.
Modern day cities are located in areas previously inhabited by Native Americans.
The ethnic diversity of Texas mirrors the ethnic distribution during the Natural Era.
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near rivers or waterways
best weather
all good for farming
22.
Multiple Choice
El Paso
Houston
Dallas
Amarillo
23.
Multiple Choice
Rio Grande
Sabine
Red
Brazos
24.
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People cut down trees in the rainforest to build homes
People built adobe houses because there were few or no trees.
Families built log cabins using the many trees found on the plains.
Anglo families hired Native Americans to build brick homes.
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Karankawa use dugout canoes and spears to fish in salty marshes
Jumano (Pueblo) Indians used irrigation for their crops
Western Gulf Culture Indians traded goods with the Spanish
Plains culture Indians elected chiefs to lead the tribes
26.
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Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
Central Plains
Great Plains
27.
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Great Plains
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
Central Plains
28.
Multiple Choice
Mountains and Basins
Central Plains
Coastal Plains
Great Plains
29.
Multiple Choice
Apache/Great Plains
Karankawa/Central Plains
Karankawa/Coastal Plains
Jumano/Mountains and Basins
30.
Multiple Choice
Southeastern Culture
Coastal Culture
Plains Culture
Pueblo Culture
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Adaptation
Personification
Modification
Animalfication
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Farmers were more likely to be nomadic and move frequently
Hunter gatherers were more likely to be nomadic and move frequently
Hunter gatherers had more access to food all year long
Farming Native Americans lived exclusively in the Gulf Coastal Plains
33.
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Pueblo Culture
Gulf Culture
Plains Culture
All of the above
34.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
35.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
36.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
37.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
38.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
39.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
40.
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Clay
Mud mixed with straw and dried in the sun.
Cement and rebar
Bugs and Spit
41.
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Jumano
Plains
Kiowa
Caddo
42.
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Natural Texas & Its People
Spanish Colonization
European Exploration
Cotton, Cattle, & Railroads
43.
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They were the most advanced tribe with farming and society
They were nomadic fishermen who invented canoes
They were fierce warriors who defended their land
They fled the Spaniards and created a new home in West Texas
44.
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Setting up plots of land to grow crops.
Moving south for the winter to follow the bison herd.
Building houses out of mud bricks.
Constructing large cities.
45.
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Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
46.
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trading
hunting
farming
all of the above
47.
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What does "nomadic" mean?
living in cold areas
being nice, not mad
an Indian tribe
moving from place to place
48.
Multiple Choice
In which region did the Puebloan indians live?
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
49.
Multiple Choice
Which Texas Native group lived in tepees?
Jumano
Coahuiltecan
Tigua
Kiowa
50.
Multiple Choice
How were the Comanche and Apache similar?
They lived near the coast and fished
They were farmers who grew corn and other vegetables
They built permanent homes and gathered wild plants for food
They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival
51.
Multiple Choice
What was the most important natural resource for the Plains Indians (other than water)?
Corn
Buffalo
Rice
Pumpkins
52.
Multiple Choice
Apache/Great Plains
Karankawa/Central Plains
Karankawa/Coastal Plains
Jumano/Mountains and Basins
53.
Multiple Choice
Southeastern Culture
Coastal Culture
Plains Culture
Pueblo Culture
54.
Multiple Choice
Pueblo Culture
Gulf Culture
Plains Culture
All of the above
55.
Multiple Choice
Who were the descendants of Mound Builders?
The Asian hunters
The Karankawa
The Caddo
The Pueblo Indians
56.
Multiple Choice
Who were the descendants of Mound Builders?
The Asian hunters
The Karankawa
The Caddo
The Pueblo Indians
57.
Multiple Choice
They were nomads who depended on buffalo.
They built dome like grass huts.
They built permanent buildings.
They lived near the Gulf and ate primarily fish.
58.
Multiple Choice
They were buffalo hunters
They were mound builders
They were mainly farmers
They were nomads along the gulf
59.
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West...Coastal Plains
West...Great Plains
East...Coastal Plains
South...Great Plains
60.
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Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
61.
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They almost destroyed their environment by using it up and moving on.
They adapted to and used their environment to meet their needs.
They ignored the environment, creating ways of meeting their needs without resources.
62.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
North Central Plains
63.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
64.
Multiple Choice
Lived in central North America in the region from Canada to present-day Texas.
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Apache
65.
Multiple Choice
Relied on buffalo to meet almost all of their need.
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Cherokee
66.
Multiple Choice
Lived in apartment like dwellings made of adobe.
Southwest
Plains
Pacific Northwest
67.
Multiple Choice
To move from one place to another is to ___.
migrate
stay
walk
68.
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Someone who travels from place to place and takes their shelter with them is a ___.
nomad
hiker
adventurer
69.
Multiple Choice
How were the Comanche and Apache similar?
They lived near the coast and fished
They were farmers who grew corn and other vegetables
They built permanent homes and gathered wild plants for food
They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival
70.
Multiple Choice
What is a reservation?
an area of land set aside as a place for Native Americans
a person who does not have a permanent home and moves from place to place
a wooden frame used to carry belongings
the planting of seeds to grow food
71.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
72.
Multiple Choice
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
73.
Multiple Choice
Gulf Coast
Plains
Pueblo
Southeastern
74.
Multiple Choice
Spanish
Texans
75.
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Corpus Christi de la Ysleta
San Francisco de los Tejas
Mission San Jose
Mission Guadalupe
76.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains & Basins
77.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains & Basins
78.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains & Basins
79.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains to Great Plains
Coastal Plains to Mountains & Basins
Great Plains to Mountains & Basins
Great Plains to Central Plains
80.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains & Basins
81.
Multiple Choice
Caddo
Karankawa
Apache
Comanche
82.
Multiple Choice
Agree
Disagree
83.
Multiple Choice
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
84.
Multiple Choice
Which number is the Red River?
1
2
3
4
85.
Multiple Choice
Which number is the Rio Grande River?
1
2
3
4
86.
Multiple Choice
How many Texas Regions are there?
2
3
4
5
87.
Multiple Choice
What Texas Region is shown in the picture?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
88.
Multiple Choice
What Texas Region is shown in the picture?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
89.
Multiple Choice
What Texas Region is shown in the picture?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
90.
Multiple Choice
What Texas Region is shown in the picture?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
91.
Multiple Choice
Fishing, Shipping, and oil are major industries in this region.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
92.
Multiple Choice
This region is mostly desert with the least amount of rainfall in Texas.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
93.
Multiple Choice
This region has cooler temperatures because of higher elevation. It has plateaus, mesas, and canyons.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
94.
Multiple Choice
This region is known as Texas Hill Country.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
95.
Multiple Choice
Some cities in The Coastal Plains are :
Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi.
Austin, Dallas, and Boerne.
Lubbock, Abilene, and Amarillo.
El Paso and Fort Davis.
96.
Multiple Choice
Some cities in The Mountains and Basins are:
Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi.
Austin, Dallas, and Boerne.
Lubbock, Abilene, and Amarillo.
El Paso and Fort Davis.
97.
Multiple Choice
Some cities in the North Central Plains are:
Houston, Galveston, and Corpus Christi.
Austin, Dallas, and Boerne
Lubbock, Abilene, and Amarillo.
El Paso and Fort Davis.
98.
Multiple Choice
Cactus and Yucca are the most common vegetation in this region.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
99.
Multiple Choice
The vegetation in this region are mostly grasses and wheat fields.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
100.
Multiple Choice
Rattlesnakes, antelope, and mountain lions are most commonly found in...
the Mountains and Basins.
the Great Plains.
the North Central Plains.
the Coastal Plains.
101.
Multiple Choice
The most populated CITIES are located in this REGION.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
102.
Multiple Choice
This REGION has the most waterways (rivers) for transportation.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
103.
Multiple Choice
This REGION has the LEAST amount of agriculture. It uses the Rio Grande for irrigation.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
104.
Multiple Choice
This REGION has the highest elevation.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
105.
Multiple Choice
Which pair of REGIONs would have the most RANCHING (livestock) based on geography.
Coastal Plains & Central Plains
Mountains & Basins and Great Plains
Central Plains and Mountains & Basins
106.
Multiple Choice
Karankawas
Atakapans
Tonkawas
Caddo
107.
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bones
meat
Animal skins or fur
clothing
108.
Multiple Choice
Karankawas
Tiguas
Comanche
Caddo
109.
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Bricks
Sticks
Adobe
Cement
110.
Multiple Choice
Caddo
Karankawas
Comanche
Jumano
111.
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Pets
Hunting buffalo
To get from place to place
Transportation
112.
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Indian
Home
Apartment
Town or Village
113.
Multiple Choice
Wigwam
Teepee
Wiki ups
Pueblo
114.
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Buffalo
Cows
Fish
Corn
115.
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Buffalo
Cows
Pigs
Fish
116.
Multiple Choice
How did the Tigua change their surroundings to make it easier to live in the desert?
They used horses to hunt buffalo.
They migrated south for the winter.
They made huts out of adobe.
They ate shellfish abundant in the Gulf of Mexico.
117.
Multiple Choice
Texas got it name from....
The Spanish word for friend
The French word for friend
The German word for friend
The Caddo word for friend
118.
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Which group made their houses out of adobe?
The Tigua and Jumanos
Caddo and Comanche
Apache and Caddo
Comanche and Jumanos
119.
Multiple Choice
Which region can you visit El Paso?
The Great Plains
The Mountain and Basins
The North Central Plains
The Coastal Plains
120.
Multiple Choice
Most missions were built around?
Buffalo herds
The Capital
Basins
Rivers
121.
Multiple Choice
Comanche
Apache
Tigua
Caddo
122.
Multiple Choice
Comanche
Tigua
Jumonos
Kiowa
123.
Multiple Choice
Caddo
Jumanos
Apache
Karankawas
124.
Multiple Choice
Apache
Tigua
Karankawa
Caddo
125.
Multiple Choice
Because of the large amount of rain fall in the ______ it is the best region for growing crops.
Mountain and Basins
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
The Great Plains
126.
Multiple Choice
Which Native American tribe benefited most from the introduction of horses?
Comanche
Caddo
Karankawa
Tigua
127.
Multiple Choice
The Karankawa adapted to their environment by....
Hunting with horses
Fished in canoes
Built adobe houses
Farmed crops
128.
Multiple Choice
The three G's are...
God, Gold, Greatness
God, Grain, Glory
Good, Gold, Glory
God, Gold, Glory
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