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WorksheetsTexas & Natural People
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 27mins
What is an example of Texans ADAPTING to their environment in the dry and hot regions of Texas?
People cut down trees in the rainforest to build homes
People built adobe houses because there were few or no trees.
Families built log cabins using the many trees found on the plains.
Anglo families hired Native Americans to build brick homes.
Which is the BEST example of Native Americans modifying their environment?
Karankawa use dugout canoes and spears to fish in salty marshes
Caddo Indians used irrigation for their crops
Western Gulf Culture Indians traded goods with the Spanish
Plains culture Indians elected chiefs to lead the tribes
How did the Native Americans adapt to their environment?
By relying on the natural resources and materials around them
By copying European practices
The Natives did not rely on natural resources
By praying to their gods for food and water
What is a correct synonym for "Indigenous?'
Foreign
Native
Indian
American
The dugout canoe helped
the Caddo farm.
the Karankawa fish.
the Comanche hunt.
the Jumano build.
This REGION has the most waterways (rivers) for transportation.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
This REGION has the highest elevation.
Coastal Plains
Mountains & Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
Which Indian tribal group is known for living in the houses in the picture above? (7.2A)
Comanche
Jumano
Caddo
Karankawa
Texas Indians in which culture group built homes from adobe? (7.2A)
Western Gulf
Plains
Southeastern
Pueblo
The Comanches and Apaches were able to attack both the Spanish and other Indian groups because of
(7.2A)
the rough terrain of West Texas.
their skilled use of horses
their resistance to European diseases.
their superior weapons technology.
The Caddos practiced crop rotation to (7.2A)
more quickly dry sunflower seeds.
grow food for Spanish settlers.
prevent the soil from wearing out.
hide their large harvests from other Indians.
Why were the Caddos good farmers? (7.2A)
They had the best tractors, so farming was easy for them.
They were simply smarter than all of the other Indians.
They were stationary and had plenty of water to grow crops.
Their religious beliefs stressed farming more than other economic activities.
