
Native Peoples of Texas
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Matthew Tharp
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Label the map with the following:
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Labelling
Label the regions of Texas
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Multiple Choice
Which region has the MOST rivers
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
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Multiple Select
In which region(s) is the Rio Grande River
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
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Multiple Select
In what region(s) is the Red River
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
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Nomadic (hunter-gatherers) | Sedentary (farmers) |
|---|---|
Karankawa | Caddo |
Coahuiltecan | Jumano |
Apache | |
Comanche/Kiowa | |
| |
Native Americans of Texas
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Nomadic Shelters
Tipis and Wigmans
Nomadic Native Americans lived in shelters that were quick and easy to put up, take down, and move to a new location as they followed animal herds.
These shelters were called tipis and wigwams (wickiups) and they were like tents.
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Tipis and wigwams are easy to put up and take down. This makes them a perfect way to follow buffalo and other animals for food
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Karankawa
They lived on the Gulf Coast of the Coastal Plains.
They were a hunting & gathering community.
They also fished because they lived on the Gulf
Coast.
They moved along the coast in dugout canoes,
carrying skins furs for use in camps or wickiup
shelters (temporary house).
They often decorated themselves with
elaborate tattoos, nose plugs, lip plugs,
jewelry and many feathers in their hair.
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Coahuiltecan
●Lived in the desert land of South Texas, in the southern
part of the Coastal Plains region.
●They were a hunting and gathering community.
●Because they never stayed in one place for very long their homes were made of animal skins.
They hunted wild pigs called javelinas.
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Apaches
Apaches
The lived in West Texas in the Great Plains AND Mountains and Basins region
They lived in tipis and wickiups (wigwams)
They lived in communities that
were nomadic during
certain times of year.They would organize large buffalo hunts that
lasted until it was time to plant crops.
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Comanche & Kiowa
●They lived in the Great Plains
region of Texas.
●They lived in a nomadic communities
that followed buffalo herds.
●They lived in teepees.
●Both tribes were friends and allies.
●They became great horsemen after the Spanish introduced horses to North America.
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Sedentary (farming) Shelters
Grass houses and pueblos
Sedentary Native Americans lived in permanent shelters that took ALOT of time to build.
Sedentary Native Americans lived in permanent shelters BECAUSE they were farmers.
All of their food is readily available and they did not have to constantly follow animals to hunt and eat them.
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Houses made of adobe brick (pueblos) and grass-thatched houses were permanent structures. Perfect for keeping warm and safe in your permanent, farming settlement
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Caddo
●Lived in East Texas in the Coastal Plains Region.
●They lived in permanent villages with homes made up of
grass huts.
●They were a farming community.
●The Caddo word “tejas” means friend or ally- this word
would become Texas.
GRASS HUTS
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Jumano
●Pueblo tribe that lived in the Mountains and
Basins region.
●They lived in permanent homes made of adobe, called pueblos.
●They were mainly a farming community.
●Because of the dry climate they had to use a form of irrigation; dig ditches to carry water from
the Rio Grande River to their fields.
●They occasionally hunted buffalo and organized
trade with other tribes.
PUEBLOS
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