Chapter 4 Lesson 3 Quiz

Puebloan group that finally settled in Ysleta del Sur

• Jornada

• Comanche

• Jumano

• Apache

• Tigua

divided into the Mescalero and the Lipan groups. Mark only one oval.

• A. Jornada

• B. Comanche

• C. Jumano

• D. Apache

• E. Tigua

split between the Plains and Puebloan cultures; two subgroups lived by trading and hunting bison. Mark only one oval.

• A. Jornada

• B. Comanche

• C. Jumano

• D. Apache

• E. Tigua

Puebloan group that disappeared about the year 1400. Mark only one oval.

• Jornada

• Comanche

• Jumano

• Apache

• Tigua

Plains group that began to use horses in the 1600s and became superb hunters. Mark only one oval.

• Jornada

• Comanche

• Jumano

• Apache

• Tigua

How were the Comanche and Kiowa similar?

• A. Both groups originally lived in the Rocky Mountains until they acquired horses.

• B. Both groups were part of the Puebloan culture.

• C. Both groups had distinct striped markings on their faces.

• D. Both groups originally lived on the Plains and moved to the mountains.

Which nomadic group lived in tepee villages in the southern Plains and fought many other groups, including the Apache, Caddo, and Wichita?

• the Kiowa

• the Comanche

• The Tonkawa

• the Jumano

For which of the following were the Jumano people known?

• the quality spears they made

• their victories in wars

• the quality bows and arrows they made

• their skills as animal herders

How did the kinship structure of the Tigua culture change?

• It became matrilineal.

• It became patrilineal.

• it merged with other groups

• It became nomadic

After the bison disappeared, how did the way of life of the Kiowa change?

• They moved to reservations and took up farming and ranching.

• They moved from the plains to the mountains.

• They merged with other Native American groups.

• They became peaceful traders.