What is the term for a long, steep cliff?

Which region has thick forests and a timber industry?

What did the Comanches' diet and housing depend on?

Native Americans had a use for every part of the buffalo.

The Jumanos had to adapt to life with very little water.

The Comanches made beautiful pottery.

Which tribe was pushed eastward by the Apaches and Comanches?

Which tribe had the most advanced culture of all the tribes, made and traded clay pottery, and lived in cone-shaped houses decorated with colorful rugs and baskets?

Which tribe lived mainly in the Mountains & Basins, were called the "Striped People", required men to farm, and were skilled traders who lived in pueblos?

Which tribe depended on the buffalo for their entire way of life, made pemmican, and were known as the "warriors of the plains" who lived in teepees?

Which tribe used the phrase "Tay-yas" meaning friends while meeting Spanish explorers, organized confederacies, and inhabited the Gulf Coastal Plains?

Which tribe were the most feared in battle, were expert horsemen, and lived as nomads in the Great Plains?

Which tribe were the tallest people of all the tribes, practiced ceremonial cannibalism, and wore deerskin and Spanish moss?

Which tribe lived in teepees and grass huts, were shorter and darker than other tribes, tattooed "raccoon eyes", and farmed the North Central Plains region?

Which tribe fished the Gulf of Mexico, used dugout canoes form tree trunks, hunted deer, and gathered wild plants?