Ch. 3 Lesson 2 American Indians of the Coastal Plains

Front

A ____________ is a union of people or groups who work together for a common goal.

Back

confederacy

Front

The Caddo people: lived in large villages along the Red River.

Back

lived in large villages along the Red River.

Front

A __________ is land set aside as a place for American Indians to live.

Back

reservation

Front

A __________ is someone who travels from place to place at different seasons.

Back

nomad

Front

The Karankawa people

Back

were among the first American Indians to meet Europeans.

Front

A ___________ is a boat made by hollowing out long logs.

Back

dugout canoe

Front

The Atakapa people

Back

used alligator oil as an insect repellant.

Front

Which American Indian people in Texas were direct descendants of the early Mount Builders and built houses shaped like cones?

Back

The Caddo

Front

Which of the following is a difference between the Caddo and the Karankawa? The Caddo were hunters, and the Karankawa were ranchers. The Caddo were farmers, and the Karankawa were nomads. The Caddo were nomads, and the Karankawa were farmers. The Caddo were ranchers, and the Karankawa were villagers.

Back

The Caddo were farmers, and the Karankawa were nomads.

Front

Why did people such as the Caddo and the Alabama-Coushatta modify or change their environment in Texas?

Back

To meet basic needs, such as food and shelter