Native American Tribes and Their Cultures

The video explores various Native American tribes in Texas, including the Caddo, Apache, Jumano, Coahuiltecan, and Karankawa. It discusses their lifestyles, such as sedentary, nomadic, and semi-sedentary, and their interactions with European explorers. Key vocabulary includes adaptations, nomadic, and sedentary. The Caddo were friendly and sedentary, the Apache were nomadic and aggressive, the Jumano were semi-sedentary and traded, the Coahuiltecan were nomadic and protective, and the Karankawa were highly aggressive nomads.

What does the term 'nomadic' mean?

• Trading with Europeans

• Building multi-story houses

• Traveling and hunting for food

• Living in a permanent home

Which tribe established permanent settlements in northeast Texas?

• Apache

• Karankawa

• Jumano

• Caddo

What materials did the Caddo use to build their dwellings?

• Willow sticks

• Poles and grass

• Hay and mud

• Bison parts

Which tribe was known for being very unfriendly and aggressive?

• Jumano

• Apache

• Caddo

• Koala Tekken

What did the Apache use bison for?

• Building pueblos

• Making canoes

• Creating weapons and shelter

• Trading with Europeans

Which tribe built pueblos with a sort of air conditioning system?

• Apache

• Jumano

• Karankawa

• Caddo

Where were the Jumano tribe primarily located?

• Great Plains region

• Gulf coastal plains

• Northeast Texas

• Mountains and basins near El Paso

Which tribe was known for making weapons from bones?

• Apache

• Koala Tekken

• Jumano

• Caddo

What was the primary mode of transportation for the Karankawa tribe?

• Horses

• Canoes

• Walking

• Trading routes

Which tribe was considered the most aggressive and protective?

• Karankawa

• Apache

• Jumano

• Caddo