CUA #1 Review

Which of the following statements is TRUE of all Native American groups in early Texas?

• They used technology to modify the environment to their needs. 

• They adapted to and used their environment to meet their needs. 

• They used up all resources in an area then moved on to another. 

• They only lived in parts of Texas with ample rainfall and resources. 

Which of the following describes one benefit of timelines?

• Timelines show when certain events occurred related to other events.

• Timelines compare themes belonging to many different categories.

• Timelines explain the causes and effects of historical events.

• Timelines organize large amounts of information from a range of sources

Which of the following describes the defining characteristics of the era Natural Texas and its People?

• Spanish explorers and the American Indian tribes both claimed land in Texas.

• Conflicts between American Indian tribes and Europeans were common.

• European settlers in Texas learned about the cultures Native American tribes.

• American Indian tribes lived in Texas and adapted to the environment

Timeline must be a straight, horizontal line.

• True

• False

Historians like to group or "chunk" a span of years together based on a particular trend or pattern of events know as an?

• fossil 

• era

• decade

• century

Which Texas region is city of El Paso located in?

• North Central Plains 

• Coastal

• Mountain/Basin

• Great Plains

How much time has lapsed between 500 BCE and 500 CE? 

• 1000 years 

• 500 years

• 1500 years

• 2000 years

The vegetation where the Apache's lived was ?

• desert grasses

• short grasses and some trees

• cactus, brush, and small trees

• tall grasses

What was the reason why the nomadic Native American tribes living on the Great Plains moved?

• Were looking for better trade routes

• Needed new lands for farming

• Followed and hunted buffalo herds

• Found new areas of gold and silver

The Apache's were nomadic and relied on animals for many of their needs is?

• True

• False