Native Americans
The Karankawas lived in the Gulf Coastal Plains, what conclusions can be drawn about the Karankawas?
Suffered water shortages due to lack of rainfall
Lived in a high elevation area
Lived in a low elevation area
Followed the buffalo as they searched for grass
C. Lived in a low elevation area
Which region of Texas contains landmarks such as Ogallala Aquifer, Edwards Plateau, and Palo Duro Canyon?
Mountains and Basins Region
Coastal Plains Region
North Central Plains Region
Great Plains Region
Great Plains Region
How did the Rio Grande affect the political development of Texas?
A. The Spanish and French fought for control of the river
B. The river became an official boundary between the United States and Mexico
C. The river was impossible to cross so few settlers from Mexico came to America
B. The river became an official boundary between the U.S. and Mexico
A. Moses Austin
B. Jean Lafitte
C. Stephen F. Austin
D. Gil Y Barbo
C. Stephen F. Austin
Which group would benefit most from the passage of the Colonization Law of 1825?
A. Missionaries
B. Spain and leaders
C. Native groups in East Texas
D. Empresarios
D. Empresarios
Native Americans living in Texas were vastly different in culture and way of life. The __________ was a Texas Native American Group that developed farming by crop rotation, lived in permanent settlements, and were politically organized into confederacies
A. Wichita B. Atakapas
C. Caddo D. Coahuiltecans
C. Caddo
Which region contains landmarks such as Guadalupe Peak, the Rio Grande, and Big Bend National Park?
Mountains and Basins Region
Coastal Plains Region
North Central Plains Region
Great Plains Region
Mountains and Basin Region
In what year was the city of San Antonio established?
1821
1836
1718
1519
C. 1718
A. He raised an army in Louisiana
B. He used Florida as a base to fight
C. He created the Texas Army of the South
D. He raised an army known as the Republican Army of the North
A. He raised an army in Louisiana
D. He raised an army known as the Republican Army of the North
The Adams-Onis Treaty was signed by Spain in order to settle border disputes with the United States. As a result, the United States gave up all claims to Texas, and Spain gave ___________ to the United States.
A. Louisiana
B. San Antonio
C. Florida
D. Kansas
C. Florida
The _________ were a nomadic tribe that did not have permanent houses, held mitotes, and were not unified.
A. Wichita
B. Atakapas
C. Caddo
D. Caohuiltecans
D. Coahuiltecans
Which region was inhabited by the Caddo who banded into confederacies led by political and spiritual leaders?
Puebloan Culture
Plains Culture
Southeastern Culture
Gulf Culture
C. Southeastern Culture
Missions were used as a way to claim land, Forts were used and built to protect these establishments and American Indians were encouraged to learn trade
True
Who was an Inspector General who proposed closing all missions in Texas except in San Antonio and Goliad?
A. Stephen F. Austin
B. Moses Austin
C. Marques de Rubi
D. Miguel Hidalgo
C. Marques de Rubi
Puebloan cultures was marked by settled village life with home made of adobe. The puebloan culture included which TWO main Native American groups:
A. The Jornada
B. The Tigua
C. Apache
D. Comanche
A. Jornada
B. Tigua
What similarities did the Apache and Comanche share?
They lived near the coast and got their food by fishing
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
They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival
This group was nomadic and were a group of Native Americans who lived along the Gulf Coast and shared a common language.
Karankawa
Caddo
Camanche
Kiowa
Karankawa
The Spanish established a system of _________ across Texas to convert Native Americans to the Catholic religion.
A. Presidios
B. Empresarios
C. Encomiendas
D. Missions
In 1820, who took command of the revolutionary Army and issued a plan for a Mexican empire? He also made three promises to the Mexican people: Mexico would be independent from Spain, The Mexican people would have equal rights, and Mexico would be devoted to the Catholic Church.
A. Gil Y Barbo
B. Moses Austin
C. Philip Nolan
D. Agustin de Inturbide
D. Agustin de Inturbide
Martin De Leon was the Only Texas colony settled by mainly Mexican families.
A. True
B. False
True
The Jumano people were known for…
Their distinct striped markings on their faces and body
Fishing
Travel by canoe
They were nomadic buffalo hunters
Their distinct striped markings on their faces and body
This region of Texas has three subregions. Two are large Plateaus-The High Plains and the Edwards Plateau. The third is the Llano Basin.
A. North Central Plains
B. Mountains and Basins
C. The Great Plains
D. The Gulf Costal Plains
C. The Great Plains
Presidios were built to protect Missions and maintain control over the regions.
A. True
B. False
A. True
Philip Nolan..... (Choose Two)
A. Was a horse trader
B. Did not have permission to be in Texas
C. Was killed by Spanish Soldiers
D. Was a buffalo trader
A. Was a horse trader
C. Was killed by Spanish Soldiers
Who was the leader of East Texans and founded Nacogdoches?
A. Moses Austin
B. Marques de Rubi
C. Gil Y Barbo
D. Manuel Gutierrez
C. Gil Y Barbo