Ch. 4 Test

building material made of dried clay mud

• adobe

• mitotes

• artifacts

The Apache were able to attack both the Spanish and the Pueblo Indians because of

• the rough terrain/land in West Texas.

• their skilled use of horses

Because the climate in southern Texas is very dry, the Coahuiltecan

• became hunter-gatherers to support themselves

• learned how to make many fine tools

The largest animals that Paleo-Indians hunted were

• mammoths

• deer

• javelinas (hog/pig)

Changes to Paleo-Indian culture resulted mainly from

• the influence of the Clovis culture

• the advancement of technology such as tools

• the extinction of animals used for food

During the fall and winter months of the year, the Karankawas lived along the ________________________ Coast.

The Karankawas were hunter-gatherers who lived from the area near present-day ___________________________(near Houston) south to Corpus Christi Bay.

• Galveston

• El Paso

• Fort Worth

people who moved into eastern Texas from present-day Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma more than 1,000 years ago

• Caddos

• Wichitas

• Atakapas

people who lived between the Caddos and the Gulf of Mexico

• Atakapas

• Wichitas

• Kitikiti’sh

They built houses out of adobe bricks, which they made by drying clay mud in the sun.

• Jumanos

• Caddos

• Atakapas