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100

The Great Plains on which the buffalo roamed for centuries stretch from_________________.

Canada into Southern Texas

100

One group of Plains Indians, the ______, lived on the north-central plains of Texas and on the Edwards Plateau.

Tonkawas

100

the Apaches migrated to the American Southwest between a.d.___________.  Their original homeland was far to the north in Canada.

A.D. 1000 and 1400

100

______________ changed their way of life.

Horseback Riding

100

The _______ originally lived in what is now the western United States.

Comanches

200

These animals were enormous—some weighed 1,600 pounds and were 6 feet tall at the shoulder and 10 feet long.

Buffalo

200

the _____ migrated to the American Southwest, their original homeland was far to the north in Canada.

Apaches

200

The Great Plains on which the buffalo roamed for centuries stretch from _____ into southern Texas.

Canada

200

They ________ buffalo meat and used hides for many purposes.

Preserved

200

Each band was headed by a __________.

Peace Chief

300

Buffalo hunting changed dramatically when the Spanish introduced ____ to the region.

Horses

300

The Tonkawas tried to adjust to the loss of their major source of food and hides—the buffalo—but had little success at _____.

Farming

300

The _____ lived between the Texas Hill Country and the Rio Grande.

Lipans

300

The Mescaleros eventually were forced to move to present-day _______.

New Mexico

300

Each band was headed by a ________.

War Chief

400

What are movable homes made from animal hides stretched over long poles?

Tepees

400

Surviving Tonkawas often joined other American Indian groups, and by the _____the Tonkawas no longer existed as a separate group.

1900s

400

The __________ lived in western Texas.

Mescaleros

400

Most __________ cut their hair very short on the left side but allowed the hair on the right side to grow long.

Lipan Apache men

400

The original name given to the Comanche by the spanish.

Comanchería

500

Whats it called when groups of people traveled, hunted, and fought together?

Bands

500

In the 1700s the Tonkawas were driven from their hunting grounds by _____.

The Apaches

500

Groups of bands often lived close together for defensive purposes or for _______.

Ceremonies

500

By the early _______, many Apaches had been driven out of Texas.

1800s

500

The _______ were the last Plains group to arrive in Texas.

Kiowas