Ancient Peoples
South East Cultures
Gulf Coast Cultures
Pueblo Cultures
Plains Cultures
100

Who were the first people to live in Texas, thousands of years ago?nt Natives from Asia

The Ancient Natives from Asia who crossed the Bering Land Bridge.

100

What were the Caddo homes made of?

Dried grass, called Thatch, and wooden frames shaped like beehives

100

Which tribe lived along the Gulf Coast and used dugout canoes?

The Karankawa

100

Where in Texas did the Puebloan peoples live?

Far West Texas (around El Paso and the Rio Grande)

100

Which group followed buffalo herds and preformed ritualistic hunting events?

The Comanche

200

What large animals did these early Texans hunt?

Mammoths and Giant Bison

200

Which tribe was known for being skilled farmers and builders of temples and Thatched Huts?

The Caddo

200

Which group gathered seafood and wild plants but moved often due to harsh conditions?

The Coahuiltecan

200

What materials did the Jornada and Tigua use to build their homes?

Adobe

200

What animal changed the lifestyle of the Plains peoples after its introduction by Europeans?

Horses

300

What technology helped them hunt more efficiently?

An Atlatl

300

What crop was considered the Caddo's "Chief Crop"?

Corn

300

What did the Karankawa use for transportation along the coast?

Dugout canoes made from hollowed tree trunks.

300

The Puebloans were known for what type of lifestyle?

Agriculture and the settled village life

300

How did the Plains Natives use buffalo?

For food, clothing, shelter, and tools (used every part)

400

What is the Bering Land Bridge?

A naturally forming bridge of land connecting Asia and North America.

400

What kind of art and craftsmanship were the Caddo known for?

Beautiful Pottery

400

How did the Karankawa protect themselves from insects like mosquitoes?

They covered their skin with mud and alligator grease.

400

What is adobe made from?

A mixture of dirt, straw, and water dried in the sun.

400

What made the Jumano important to other Native groups?

They were known as peaceful traders who connected different cultures across the region.

500

Why did the Human cross the Bering Land Bridge?

To follow the migrating animals, for food.

500

Who was considered the religious leader and healer of South Eastern Cultures?

A Shaman

500

Why were the Gulf Coastal tribes considered less advanced than the Southeastern tribes?

They didn’t farm or build permanent homes because the environment made it difficult.

500

Which Puebloan group lived near present-day El Paso and still exists today?

The Tigua

500

Why did conflicts sometimes occur between the Comanche and Apache?

They competed for territory and control of buffalo hunting grounds.

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