Regions and Native Americans of Texas
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- Q 1/10Score 0Which region is being described by the table above?29Great PlainsCoastal PlainsMountains and BasinsCentral Plains
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- Q1Which region is being described by the table above?Great PlainsCoastal PlainsMountains and BasinsCentral Plains300s
- Q2The Gulf Coastal Plains region of Texas has greatly influenced the economic development of Texas because of the region’s –High elevationAbundant minesAccessible coastlineSmall population300s
- Q3If you were to travel EAST to WEST across Texas, what change would there be in both elevation and precipitation?Elevation and precipitation would decreaseElevation would decrease but precipitation would increaseElevation would increase but precipitation would decreaseElevation and precipitation would increase300s
- Q4According to the map, why might the Comanche and Apache frequently fight with each other?Buffalo in the Great Plains became more and more limitedThe Coahuiltecans encouraged them to become CatholicThe Comanche became allies with the Wichita tribeThey threatened to spread measles to one another300s
- Q5Which of the following pairs of Native American tribes best fit the information in the chart?Jumanos and TiguasAtakapans and CherokeesKiowas and CoahuiltecansCaddoes and Lipan Apaches300s
- Q6In the box above, Speaker B is most likely referring to the –Gulf American IndiansSoutheastern American IndiansPuebloan American IndiansGreat Plains American Indians300s
- Q7Which of the following best explains why the Native populations in New Spain decreased dramatically during the 1500s?The natives moved into unsettled territoryThey remained in the safety of French fortsThe natives contracted European diseases and diedThe natives began to move to Europe and adopt Spanish culture300s
- Q8Which of the following is an example of how geography affected the life of the Caddo?The land was fertile for farming, so the Caddo lived in permanent villagesThe Caddo lived where buffalo grazed, so they were able to use buffalo hides for their teepeesThe Caddo lived in land where wild animals couldn’t survive, so they did not huntThe Caddo did not interact with other tribes because their location was so far away from others300s
- Q9People cutting down trees to build homes, living near rivers and lakes, using wildlife for food resources are all examples of how people…Grew the lumber and oil industryDevelop written recordsCommunicate with other culturesAdapt to the environment300s
- Q10The buffalo was such a sacred animal to the Apache, Comanche, and Kiowa tribes. What benefits did the buffalo provide for these tribes?Only foodHowitzers and ArtilleryFood, shelter, clothes, weapons, and toolsTransportation and farm work300s
