Unit 2 Review for CBA

The Tigua and the Jumano were different from the other

native inhabitants of Texas because

• they rode horses while hunting buffalo

• they grew amaranth instead of maize

• their houses were made of adobe

• their communities were led by women

The ability of the Caddo to grow a surplus of crops allowed them to

• establish a permanent settlement.

• eat only agricultural crops.

• follow buffalo herds for a longer time.

• sell their maize to other tribes.

Which of the following cities was founded in 1718?

• Houston

• Fort Worth

• San Antonio

• Austin

How did Europeans increase their knowledge of Texas in 1519?

• Juan Ponce De León and Diego Veláquez were the first Europeans to explore Texas.

• Juan Ponce De León and Diego Veláquez were the first Europeans to see Texas.

• Alonso Álvarez de Pineda of Spain mapped the Texas coastline.

• Alonso Álvarez de Pineda of Spain was the first European to see Texas.

How did Spain assert its claim to Texas in 1519?

• It founded its first settlement on the mainland.

• It purchased the Texas territory from Mexico.

• It built a series of missions.

• It engaged in a war with the Native Americans.

Who is the author of La Relación?

• Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

• Hernán Cortés

• Marcos de Niza

• Pánfilo de Narváez

What was the intended purpose of Álvarez de Piñeda's expedition?

• To interact with the natives of southern Texas

• To chart Texas's Gulf Coast

• To capture a native to use as a teacher

• To fight Cortés's forces in Mexico

Which of the following statements about the first meetings between Native Texans and the Spanish and the French is correct?

• Both groups of Europeans were able to communicate with the natives and established peace.

• The Native Texans helped the Spanish and taught them to farm, while the French treated the Native Texans as enemies.

• The Native Texans helped the French and taught them to farm, while the Spanish treated the Native Texans as enemies.

• Both groups of Europeans were met with violence, and they remained on hostile terms with the natives.

Comparing the experiences of Cabeza de Vaca and La Salle, what approach to interacting with Native Texans was most successful for each group's survival?

• Learning from each other and interacting peacefully

• Distrust until they learn to interact when unavoidable

• Violence until one side proves dominant

• Avoiding each other and leading separate lives

What is the relationship between the Spanish explorers' overall goals and the Seven Cities of Cibola?

• The Seven Cities of Cibola were prophesized in the Bible as the location of Eden, which the Spanish, as observant Catholics, wanted to find.

• The Seven Cities of Cibola were supposed to have a map to the location of the Fountain of Youth, which would bring the explorers glory.

• The Seven Cities of Cibola were rumored to have lots of gold, which the Spanish wanted.

• The Seven Cities of Cibola were renown for their wisdom, and the explorers wanted to learn from them.