Unit 1: Native Tribes and Spanish Explorers

Multiple Select

Which Native American TRIBES hunted buffalo, gathered plants, and lived in the center/panhandle of Texas?

• Apache

• Comanche

• Karankawa

• Coahuiltecan

• Tigua

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Which Native American CULTURE farmed and built adobe homes in the Mountains & Basins region of Texas?

• Plains

• Puebloan

• Gulf

• Southeastern

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Which Native American TRIBES farmed and built adobe homes in the Mountains & Basins region of Texas?

• Tonkawa

• Caddo

• Wichita

• Jornada

• Jumano

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People who move around from place to place are called

• sedentary

• hunter-gatherers

• nomadic

• native

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The Karankawa ...

• Hunted buffalo, elk, and bear and gathered nuts and berries.

• Raised small gardens.

• were hunter-gatherers who traded with other groups across Texas.

• were hunters, fishers, & gatherers, nomadic and traveled in canoes

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Which Native American Tribe were considered skilled fisherman?

• Caddo
• Karankawa
• Apache
• Comanche

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This Native American Tribe were known as skilled horseback riders.

• Comanche
• Kickapoo
• Caddo
• Pueblo

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Being __________________ means you stay in one place.

• sedentary

• immigrant

• migrant

• nomadic

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Which tribe made dugout canoes?

• Caddo

• Coahuiltecans

• Karankawa

• Comanche

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What type of home did the Comanche live in?

• Bee-hive hut (wigwam)

• wickiups

• adobe

• teepee

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 What was the importance of Alonso Álvarez de Pineda's 
exploration of the Texas coast in 1519?

•  His journey inspired conquistadores
  to explore what is now Texas.
• He was the first European
  to explore and map what is now the
  Texas coastline.
• He led explorers to an
  island near
  present-day Galveston.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of Spanish Colonial Era?

•  ​Forts were built to protect and house Native Americans

• American Indian tribes were moved off their lands

• Missions were built to secure Spanish claims to Texas

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Spanish soldiers who sought out God, Glory, and Gold

• Presidio

• Viceroy

• Conquistadors
• Explorers

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The outpost built by La Salle in Texas was named......

• La Salle's House
• Fort Hood
• Fort St. Louis
• Fort San Antonio

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Spanish soldiers who sought out God, Glory, and Gold

• Presidio

• Viceroy

• Conquistadors
• Explorers

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Who was part of the expedition that shipwrecked in Galveston and was saved by the Karankawas?

• Cortez

• Pineda

• Cabeza de vaca
• Cabeza de mesa

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Which group likely viewed the construction of new Spanish missions with suspicion?

• Catholic priests

• American Indian tribes

• Conquistadors

• Anglo settlers

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Spain came to America with what purpose?

• to trade with Natives
• for God, Gold, and Glory
• to exchange goods
• to spread diseases

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Which Spanish explorer defeated the Aztec Empire in 1519?

• Francisco Coronado

• Hernan Cortes

• Amerigo Vespucci

• Cabeza de Vaca

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Why did the Spanish adopt the process of building missions and presidios?

• to help the local Indians maintain their Indian lands and expand the Indian cultures.
• to research the local Indians and publish Academic reports on world cultures.
• To claim the land for Spain, also convert the local Indians to Christianity, grow settlements and towns

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The Spanish wanted Indians to follow what religion?

• Baptist Religion
• Texan Religion
• Puritan Religion
• Catholic Religion

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Why did the Spanish adopt the process of building missions and presidios?

• to help the local Indians maintain their Indian lands and expand the Indian cultures.
• to research the local Indians and publish Academic reports on world cultures.
• To claim the land for Spain, also convert the local Indians to Christianity, grow settlements and towns

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Why did the Spanish adopt the process of building missions and presidios?

• to help the local Indians maintain their Indian lands and expand the Indian cultures.
• to research the local Indians and publish Academic reports on world cultures.
• To claim the land for Spain, also convert the local Indians to Christianity, grow settlements and towns

Multiple Choice

Why did the Spanish adopt the process of building missions and presidios?

• to help the local Indians maintain their Indian lands and expand the Indian cultures.
• to research the local Indians and publish Academic reports on world cultures.
• To claim the land for Spain, also convert the local Indians to Christianity, grow settlements and towns

Multiple Choice

The Spanish wanted Indians to follow what religion?

• Baptist Religion
• Texan Religion
• Puritan Religion
• Catholic Religion

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This is used to house the spanish soliders that were in charge of protecting the missions...

• Convent
• Mission
• Hotel
• Presidio

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Which explorer landed at Matagroda Bay

• La Salle

• Cortes

• de Vaca

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El Paso and San Antonio reflect the culture of what European country...

• France

• Spain

• England

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Who was a priest at San Francisco de los Tejas & tried to work with the French priest in East Texas?

• Damien Massanet
• Francisco Hidalgo
• Jose de Escandon
• Antonio Margil de Jesus

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This town was founded as a halfway point between the Rio Grande and East Texas

• Nacogdoches
• San Antonio
• Ft. Saint Louis
• San Francisco de los Tejas

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Who was a priest at San Francisco de los Tejas & tried to work with the French priest in East Texas?

• Damien Massanet
• Francisco Hidalgo
• Jose de Escandon
• Antonio Margil de Jesus

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Cabeza de Vaca became known as a great _______.

• Indian

• slave

• healer

• hunter

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What did Cabeza de Vaca do?

• Map the coast of Texas

• Live with the Native Americans and explore Texas

• Conquer the Aztecs

• Explore the Great Plains looking for cities of gold

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What did Coronado do?

• Map the coast of Texas

• Live with the Native Americans and explore Texas

• Conquer the Aztec empire

• Explore the Great Plains looking for cities full of gold

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Where did Cabeza de Vaca get shipwrecked?

• Mexico City

• Spain

• Galveston Island

• Florida

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Which nomadic American Indian tribe inhabited the Gulf Coast region of Texas?

• Apache

• Jumano

• Karankawa

• Kiowa

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In which region of Texas did the Comanche live?

• Gulf Coast

• Mountains and Basins

• East Texas

• Great Plains

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American Indian groups living in Texas had different lifestyles because....

• They worshipped differently

• The Caddo had more money

• They lived in different physical regions

• They had different forms of government

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In which region of Texas did the Comanche live?

• Gulf Coast

• Mountains and Basins

• East Texas

• Great Plains

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In what Texas Region did the Jumano live?

• Central plains

• Mountains and Basins

• Great Plains

• Gulf Coast

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Groups who lived in dry areas were usually....

• Farmers

• Nomadic

• Ranchers

• Settled

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What two animals did the plains culture rely on?

• Cattle and sheep

• Buffalo and horses

• Goats and sheep

• Pigs and horses

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Which Native American tribes hunted buffalo, gathered plants, and lived in the center/panhandle of Texas?

• Apache

• Comanche

• Karankawa

• Tigua

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The Karankawa lived in what region?

• Mountains and Basins

• Great Plains

• Central Plains

• Coastal Plains

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Large farms that usually specialized in growing one kind of crop; relied on slave labor.

• Squatters

• Flatboats

• Dogtrot Cabins

• Plantations