WorksheetsNative American Tribes in Texas
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 59mins
25,000 years ago, the continents of ____________ and ____________________ were connected.
People walked across the ____________________ land bridge in search of ________________.
(a)
Scientists study (a) to learn about prehistoric Indians.
Caddo Indians lived in the (a) region of Texas.
Caddo Indians were (a) because they lived in one place.
Caddos lived in houses shaped like (a) .
Caddos built large earthen mounds to bury their dead (a) .
Karankawa Indians lived along the (a) .
The Karankawa’s most prized possession was his (a) .
The Coahuiltecans lived in the (a) tip of Texas.
The Coahuiltecans ate fruit from the ____________________ and things they could find such as ____________________, ______________________, and ________________________.
We learned much about the Coahuiltecans from the journal of (a) .
The Lipan Apache were driven out of the high plains by the (a) .
The Lipan Apache hunted (a) .
The Comanche lived in the (a) region of Texas.
The Comanche caught and tamed wild horses left by (a) explorers.
Comanche were (a) because they traveled around, following the buffalo.
The Jumano and Tigua Indians lived in the ____________________ and __________________ region of Texas.
(a)
The Jumano and Tigua Indian homes were built from (a) they made by mixing water and dry earth.
Jumano means heavily (a) .
Jumano people farmed by digging (a) ditches to water their crops.
(a) was a famous Comanche Indian chief who helped his people transition from their old way of living to modern co-existence with white people.
Today, modern Indian people still celebrate their (a) .
The Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Indians live near (a) , Texas.
The Alabama-Coushatta offer ____________________________ and ____________________________ to the public.
The Kickapoo people operate ____________________________ and ____________________________ in Eagle Pass, Texas.
(a)
25,000 years ago, the continents of ________ and ________ were connected.
Asia
North America
People walked across the Bering land bridge in search of (a) .
Scientists study (a) to learn about prehistoric Indians.
Caddo Indians lived in the (a) region of Texas.
Caddo Indians were (a) because they lived in one place.
Caddos lived in houses shaped like (a) .
Caddos built large earthen mounds to bury their dead ________.
Karankawa Indians lived along the (a) of the Gulf Coastal Region.
The Karankawa’s most prized possession was his (a) .
The Coahuiltecans lived in the (a) region of the Gulf Coastal Plains.
The Coahuiltecans ate fruit from the ________ and things they could find such as ________, ________, and ________.
We learned much about the Coahuiltecans from the journal of (a) .
The Lipan Apache were driven out of the high plains by the (a) .
The Lipan Apache hunted (a) .
The Comanche lived in the (a) region of Texas.
The Comanche caught and tamed wild horses left by (a) explorers.
Comanche were (a) because they traveled around, following the buffalo.
The Jumano and Tigua Indians lived in the ________ and ________ region of Texas.
The Jumano and Tigua Indian homes were built from (a) they made by mixing water and dry earth.
Jumano means heavily (a) .
Jumano people farmed by digging (a) ditches to water their crops.
(a) was a famous Comanche Indian chief who helped his people transition from their old way of living to modern co-existence with white people.
Today, modern Indian people still celebrate their (a) .
The Ysleta del Sur Pueblo Indians live near (a) , Texas.
The Alabama-Coushatta offer ________ and ________ to the public.
The Kickapoo people operate ________ and ________ in Eagle Pass, Texas.
People walked across the Bering land bridge in search of ________________.
A horses
B other people
C food
D boats
Scientists study __________ to learn about prehistoric Indians.
A food
B writings by Indians
C artifacts
D plants
Caddo Indians were (a) because they lived in one place.
Karankawa Indians lived along the (a) .
The Karankawa’s most prized possession was his (a) .
We learned much about the Coahuiltecans from the journal of (a) .
The Comanche caught and tamed wild horses left by ____________.
Comanche were (a) because they traveled around, following the buffalo.
Jumano and Tigua homes were built from (a) made by mixing water and dry earth.
Today, modern Indian people still celebrate their (a) .
People walked across the Bering land bridge in search of _______________.
horses
other people
food
boats
Scientists study __________ to learn about prehistoric Indians.
food
writings by Indians
artifacts
plants
Caddo Indians were _______________ because they lived in one place.
nomadic
sedentary
lively
lazy
Karankawa Indians lived along the __________________________.
coastline
mountains and basins
plains
piney forests
The Karankawa’s most prized possession was his ___________.
moccasins
pottery
bow and arrow
dugout canoe
We learned much about the Coahuiltecans from the journal of __________.
the Coahuiltecans today
Spanish missionaries
Cabeza de Vaca
Coahuiltecan school children
The Comanche caught and tamed wild horses left by _____________.
German settlers
other Indians
Spanish explorers
Caddo Indians
Comanche were _______ because they traveled around, following the buffalo.
nomadic
sedentary
lively
lazy
Jumano and Tigua homes were built from ____ made by mixing water and dry earth.
cactus
adobe
tall trees
burned out logs
Today, modern Indian people still celebrate their __________.
meals
culture
school
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