Ch.3 Test B Review

According to the map, how did the first people reach North America?

• By crossing the Pacific Ocean

• By crossing the Atlantic Ocean

• By crossing a land bridge that linked Asia and the Americas

• By crossing a land bridge that linked North and South America

When the environment changed after the last Ice Age ended, how did ancient people adapt?

• They stopped farming.

• They stopped saving seeds.

• They hunted larger animals.

• they hunted smaller animals.

Why did the ancient people of Texas modify their environment by hunting mastodons and mammoths?

• To follow the animals to North America

• To discover and trade new resources

• To use the animals’ meat, skins, and bones

• To kill off the big animals so smaller animals would thrive

How did the ancient people of Texas get resources that could not be found or made where they lived?

• By trading

• by hunting

• by farming

• by gathering

What did American Indian groups who lived after the last Ice Age do differently from those who lived before it?

• They hunted.

• They farmed.

• They gathered.

• They hunted and gathered.

Based on the illustration, which of the following statements about the Caddo is true?

• The Caddo lived in teepees made of wood and skins.

• The Caddo lived in settlements in cone-shaped houses.

• The Caddo lived in movable houses made of grass and skins.

• The Caddo were nomadic hunter-gatherers living near the coast.

Which American Indian group lived along the coast of Texas and also inland, with good hunting grounds?

• The Karankawa

• The Atakapa

• The Caddo

• The Comanche

In which way were the Karankawa and the Atakapa alike?

• Both groups lived in coastal areas.

• Both groups were nomadic hunter-gatherers.

• Both groups died out after the arrival of Europeans.

• All of the answers

How did the Caddo and the Karankawa rule themselves?

• The Caddo and the Karankawa had confederacies.

• The Caddo had a confederacy; the Karankawa had family bands led by a chief.

• The Caddo had family bands led by a chief; the Karankawa had a confederacy.

• The Caddo had family bands led by a chief; the Karankawa had villages led by a chief.

According to the map, which of the following are among the American Indian groups still living in Texas today?

• The Alabama-Coushatta and Kickapoo

• The Alabama-Coushatta and Livingston

• The Kickapoo and Comanche

• The Tigua and Livingston