Native Americans in Texas

People walked across the Bering land bridge in search of ________________.

• horses

• other people

• food

• boats

Scientists study __________ to learn about prehistoric Indians.

• food

• writings by Indians

• artifacts

• plants

Caddo Indians were _______________ because they lived in one place.

• nomadic

• sedentary

• lively

• lazy

Karankawa Indians lived along the __________________________.

• coastline

• mountains and basins

• plains

• piney forests

The Karankawa’s most prized possession was his ____________ .

• moccasins

• pottery

• bow and arrow

• dugout canoe

We learned much about the Coahuiltecans from the journal of _________.

• the Coahuiltecans today

• Spanish missionaries

• Cabeza de Vaca

• Coahuiltecan school children

The Comanche caught and tamed wild horses left by _____________.

• German settlers

• other Indians

• Spanish explorers

• Caddo Indians

Comanche were _______ because they traveled around, following the buffalo.

• nomadic

• sedentary

• lively

• lazy

Jumano and Tigua homes were built from ____ made by mixing water and dry earth.

• cactus

• adobe

• tall trees

• burned out logs

Today, modern Indian people still celebrate their _________.

• meals

• culture

• school

• flag