Chapter 4 Native American test

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 6. The Caddo had village elders who led each settlement.

• True

• False

What action did the Karankawa take as the seasons changed?

• They switched between fishing and hunting.

• They grew a different variety of crops.

• They moved between the barrier islands and more inland areas.

• They joined different bands with different chiefs.

Which of the following technologies resulted in Native Americans being able to settle in one place?

• pottery

• the bow and arrow

• the spear

• agriculture

How was the technology of the bow and arrow an improvement over that of the spear?

• It allowed Native Americans to more easily follow a herd.

• It delivered a point with greater force.

• It allowed Native Americans to settle and hunt in one place.

• It made it necessary to get closer to the target.

Which new Native American technology was related to the cooking and storage of food?

• pottery

• canoes

• bows and arrows

• totem poles

Which of the following is an example of a material or tool used by early Texans?

• adobe

• atlatl

• pottery

• agave

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. The Coahuiltecan and the Atakapa were hunters and gatherers.

• True

• False

Approximately when did Native Americans in Texas begin to practice agriculture?

• A.D. 1200

• A.D. 700

• 36,000 B.C.

• 11,000 B.C.

Based on the excerpt, which of the following statements about the Jumano is accurate?

• They are a modern day group living in Southwest Texas.

• They originally lived in Northeast Texas.

• They had an agricultural society.

• They at first lived in adobe houses, then began to use pit houses.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If it is false, change the identified word(s) to make the statement true. The earliest Texans were farmers.

• False. The earliest Texans were hunters and gatherers.

• True. The earliest Texans were farmers.

• False. The earliest Texans were explorers.

• False. The earliest Texans were traders.