Ch.3 L.2

1 Which American Indian people in Texas were direct descendants of the early Mount Builders and built houses shaped like cones?

• The Atakapa

• The Caddo

• The Coahuiltecan

• The Tonkawa

What was the region like in which the Karankawa lived?

• A coastal area with wildlife and inland resources.

• A river valley with woods cleared for farming.

• A wide plain with herds of buffalo.

• A swampy area with alligators.

Which of the following is a difference between the Caddo and Karankawa?

• The Caddo were hunters, and the Karankawa were ranchers.

• The Caddo were farmers, and the Karankawa were nomads.

• The Caddo were nomads, and the Karankawa were farmers.

• The Caddo were ranchers, and the Karankawa were villagers.

Why did people such as the Caddo and the Alabama-Coushatta modify or change their environment in Texas.

• To settle in clusters.

• To travel long distances to hunt.

• To weave houses from grasses and skins.

• To meet basic needs, such as food and shelter.

Which of the following is a difference between the way the Caddo and the Karankawa governed themsleves?

• The Caddo had a confederacy; in summer, the Karankawa had small bands with leaders.

• The Caddo had small bands with leaders; the Karankawa had war chiefs.

• The Caddo had war chiefs; the Karankawa had a confederacy.

• The Caddo had a confederacy; the Karankawa had war chiefs.

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

______ a union of people or groups who work together for a common goal.

_____ someone who travels from place to place at different seasons.

_____ boats made by hollowing out long logs.

Why did ALL the Atakapa Indians die?

• their bodies had not built up any natural resources

• there was no medicine to fight the diseases

• both options 1 and 2

• the alligators ate them