Unit One Review: Natural Texas and its People

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Defining characteristics of Early Texas and its people?

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American Indian tribes lived in Texas and adapted to the environment

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Which of the following describes the population patterns of Texas during the Natural Texas and its People Era?

• American Indian tribes mostly lived along the Mexican border
• Large cities were located in the Great Plains region
• Most of the population was concentrated in the Mountains and Basins region
• Nomadic groups inhabited the Great Plains region and settled groups lived in East Texas

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Nomadic groups inhabited the Great Plains region and settled groups lived in East Texas

Front

Which number represents the Red River, an important border barrier between Texas and Oklahoma?

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2

Front

Which city is marked by the letter B? Options: Houston, Dallas, Austin, El Paso

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Houston

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Changes in physical geography when traveling from east to west across Texas.

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Elevation increases from plains to mountains

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What physical feature is common in both the Great Plains and the Coastal Plains regions of Texas?

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Flat land suitable for farming or ranching

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How were the Coahuiltecan similar to the Karankawa?

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They were nomads along the Gulf Coast

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What similarities did the Apache and Comanche share?

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They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival

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How does the physical environment of the Coastal Plains region compare with that of the Mountains and Basins region?

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The Coastal Plains region has more rivers

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The Caddo that lived in East Texas were also living in which geographic region? Options: Great Plains, Coastal Plains, Central Plains, Mountains and Basins

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Coastal Plains