Quiz on Early Texas History

Which of the following is an example of a primary source for studying the history of early Texas settlements?

• a diary entry from a Texas pioneer

• a modern history book on Texas

• a podcast discussing Texas history

• a blog post about Texas settlers

According to the graph data, which statement is correct?

• Texas has consistently led in non-agricultural job growth compared to California and Florida over the studied period.

• California has consistently surpassed the United States average in non-agricultural jobs since 1990.

• Florida has shown a higher increase in non-agricultural jobs than Texas during the time period represented.

• The United States average for non-agricultural jobs has been higher than that of Florida and Texas throughout the studied period.

Based on the graph, which statement accurately describes the projected trends in education levels from 2000 to 2040?

• The highest increase in education levels between 2000 and 2040 is expected among those with a college degree.

• The most notable decrease in education levels between 2000 and 2040 is anticipated among those with a high school diploma.

• The proportion of the population with a graduate degree is expected to remain constant from 2000 to 2040.

• The most significant growth is expected in the segment of the population with some college education by 2040.

Based on the map data, which statement is accurate?

• Population growth in rural areas significantly exceeded that in urban centers.

• Population growth in the northeast was slower than in central Texas.

• Population growth in urban centers was much faster than in rural areas.

• Population growth in western regions was slower than in urban centers.

During a history class, Harper asked, 'Which statement best describes Texans during the Natural Texas and Its People era?'

• The inhabitants had migrated to Texas from South America.

• The inhabitants were Native Americans and Mexicans.

• The inhabitants survived by hunting and gathering food.

• The inhabitants named the region Tejas.

What similarities did the Apache and Comanche share?

• They lived near the coast and got their food by fishing.

• They were farmers who grew corn and other vegetables.

• They built permanent homes and gathered wild plants for food.

• They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival.

During a history class, Liam asked which of the following cultures included a tribe called Tejas?

• Wichitas

• Conchos

• Apache

• Caddo

What was one benefit of the Caddo's agricultural practices?

• They could migrate with the seasons.

• They developed trade networks with other tribes.

• They relied solely on hunting for food.

• They built temporary shelters.

What distinguished the Tigua and the Jumano from other native groups in Texas?

• They constructed their homes using adobe bricks.

• They were known for their matriarchal society.

• They were skilled horsemen who hunted buffalo.

• They cultivated quinoa as their primary crop.

Which Native Texan cultural group was known for their horseback riding skills and hunting prowess?

• Plains Culture

• Puebloan Culture

• Southeastern Culture

• Gulf Culture