American Indian of the Coastal Plains

The Caddo community was arranged as a union of people or groups who work together for a common goal. This is known as:

• family

• union

• tribe

• conferacy

The Caddo were farmers that planted:

• corn, rice, squash

• beans, squash, potatoes

• corn, beans, squash

• corn, pumpkin, wheat

Caddo used natural resources to make shelter out of

• teepees made of animal skin

• framed wood covered in mats of dried grass

• wood and bricks

• mud and animal skins

This is land set aside as a place for American Indians to live

• reservation

• farm

• East Texas

• nomad

Someone who travels from place to place at different seasons. This is called

• season follower

• hunter

• traveler

• nomad

Boats made by hollowing out long logs

• wood canoes

• sail boat

• dugout canoes

• row boat

The Karankawa were hunters that hunted

• deer, corn, squash

• small animals, birds, buffalo

• deer, small animals and birds

• deer, buffalo and birds

The Karankawa lived along the coast of:

• Atlantic Ocean

• Gulf of Mexico

• Pacific Ocean

• Indian Ocean

Each Karankawa village was led by its own:

• king

• president

• shawman

• chief

The the mid-1800's the Karankawa had died out from:

• war with the Caddo

• European diseases and battles

• famine

• drought