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Indigenous Intro Quiz

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24 Nsɛmmisa
Hyɛ no nsow a efi ɔkyerɛwfo no hɔ:

Indigenous Peoples of Texas

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1.

A scientist who studies people, their traditions and ways of life is a/an -----

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2.

A scientist who studies objects that ancient peoples leave behind is a/an -----

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3.

This map shows that the greater concentration of Indigenous Nation settlements in North America were found:

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4.

Match the nations with their traits:

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Karankawa

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fierce warriors on horseback

Jumano

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farmers in permanent settlements, practiced Crop Rotation

Comanche

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Adobe village dwellers in Mountain/Basins region

Caddo

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Very tall Coastal Plains nomads, fish traps, wigwams, dugout canoes

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5.

The Caddo nation spanned 3 states besides Texas: OK, LA & AR. In which 2 Texas regions did the Caddo live:

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6.

Caddo lived in _________________ homes:

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7.

Jumano homes were a good example of:

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8.

The Karankawa diet consisted mainly of:

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9.

Texas owes its name to the ___________ word ____________________ meaning "those who are friends.

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10.

The ___________ practiced Crop Rotation and Control Burning to keep the soil renewed with fresh nutrients.

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11.

Efficient farming can create a surplus of food, allowing some members of the community to develop more advanced skills such as:

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12.

The Karankawa --

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13.

The Jumano --

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14.

Which matrilineal nation formed confederacies or associations among families to work together?

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15.

Materials & substances that occur in nature are called:

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16.

"Indigenous" is closest in meaning to

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17.

According to this map, which neighbor of the Tonkawa lived closest to the coast?

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18.

Which nation built mounds as temples & burials?

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19.

This nation's Regional climate required seasonal clothing -- heavier animal hides in winter, lighter deerskin in summer?

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20.

Whose homes are these?

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21.

Whose homes are these?

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22.

Whose homes are these?

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23.

Whose homes are these?

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24.

This map shows 7 Indigenous nations of Texas. What is meant by the term "Proto-Apache?"