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100

How long do the great plains stretch?

Canada into Southern Texas

100

The Indian group that was known for living on the Edwards Plateau, hunting small animals, and their hairstyles and body paint.

Tonkawas

100

When the Apaches migrated to the Southwest.

A.D. 1000 and 1400

100

This changed the Apaches way of life.

Horseback Riding

100

This Indian group that is known for having two leaders of each band, the war chief and the peace chief.

Comanches

200

Animals that are 1,600 pounds, 6 feet tall, and 10 feet long. Hunting of this animal was important for many Indian groups as it was their source of food and clothing.

Buffalo

200

The Indian group that drove the Tonkawas out of their hunting ground.

Apaches

200

Where the Apaches originally came from.

Canada

200

The Apaches did this to their buffalo meat.

Preserved

200

One of the two big positions in a Comanche band. In charge of peace talks.

Peace Chief

300

The animal that changed buffalo hunting dramatically.

Horses

300

The Tonkawas struggled to do this for food.

Farming

300

The Apache group that lived between Texas Hill County and the Rio Grande.

Lipans

300

Some Lipan Apaches traveled here for trade.

New Mexico

300

One of the two big positions in a Comanche band. In charge of war or battle.

War Chief

400

Movable homes made from animal hides stretched over long poles.

Tepees

400

When the Tonkawas eventually died out.

1900s

400

The Apache group that lived in western Texas but was later forced to move to New Mexico.

Mescaleros

400

They cut their hair very short on the left but kept it long on the right. They added feathers to their hair and plucked out their beard and eyebrow hair.

Lipan Apache men

400

What the Spaniards called the land owned by the Comanches.

ComancherĂ­a

500

A group of a few families for celebration.

Bands

500

The Indian group that is most notable for having two groups.

The Apaches

500

What groups of bands apart of the Apaches lived together for.

Ceremonies

500

By this time, most Apaches were driven out of Texas.

1800s

500

The Indian group mostly known for being the last group to arrive to the Texas plains (1800s), them having long hair but cutting it over the ears, and using buffalo materials for everything.

Kiowas

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