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100

How did humans cross over to the Americas?

Land Bridge

100

What year where the Caddo established?

800 CE

100

What year where the Karankawas established?

500 CE

100

What year did the Apache start migrating to Texas?

1500 CE

100

Where the Coahuiltecan settled or nomadic?

Nomadic
200

What happened to the water level in 36,000 when the climate got colder?

It lowered

200

Where was the Caddo located?

East Texas

200

This tribe was mostly peaceful and had good relationships with settlers and natives.

Wichita

200

Which group were known for their bison hunting and trading, and were found in North Texas?

Wichitas

200

What year did the Jumanos emerge from?

The 1400s
300

Which continent did humans cross from to reach the Americas?

Asia

300

Which native group were located near El Paso, and called their home "Ysleta"?

Tigua

300

Which native group were first encountered by Spanish explorer Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca?


Karankawa

300

Which group was occupied around South Texas, near San Antonio and the Rio Grande river?

Coahuiltecan

300

Which group had religious ceremonies that focused on renewal, fertility, and bison hunting success?

Wichitas

400

The three continents where humans originate from.

Asia, Africa, Europe

400

Which two groups had a social structure based on kinship and community ties?

Wichita and Juntas

400

Which group established dominance in the Southern Plains by the 1740s?

Comanches

400

Which native group were found primarily near West Texas and the Trans Pecos region?

Jumanos

400

The Lipan and the Mescalero belong to which native group?

Apache

500

What formed all over the Earth when the climate got colder?

Glaciers

500

What three crops did the Caddo grow primarily?

Maize, Beans, Squash

500

Which two groups were established in 1000 CE?

Coahuiltecan and Juntas

500
This is called when America expanded west and forced natives into reservations.

Westward Expansion

500

What kind of culture did the Tigua engaged in?

Puebloan Culture