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WorksheetsCh 4-Native Texans Test Review 2025-2026
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 28mins
A social rank or position
job
status
matrilineal
kinship is based onthe FATHER's family line
matrilineal
patrilineal
status
kinship is based onthe MOTHER's family line
matrilineal
patrilineal
status
a scientist who studies human remains to determie history
pessimist
botanist
archeologist
Afraid of spirits and ghosts
Apache
Comanche
Kiowa
Lipan & Mescalero
Tigua
Caddo
Apache
Sworn ememy of the Comanche
Atakapa
Apache
Kiowa
Supreme horsmen, that relied hevily on the buffalo, known as "Lords of the Southern Plains"
Comanche
Karankawa
Coahuiltecans
Comanche childeren learned to do what at a very early age
do the Sun Dance
ride a horse
use an atlatl to hunt
Considered the most "ADVANCED" of the Native Texan group.
Tigua
Coahuiltecans
Caddo
The Caddo practice farming, but were also known for their what?
giant teepees
long canoes
Pottery
The ______word for Texas is taysha, which means "friend" or "ally; is where Texas gets its name.
Caddo
Apache
Jumano
Nomadic and primitive group that scavanged foods like lizards,snakes, ants, eggs, spiders.
Coahuiltecans
Comanche
Wichita
This group lived in the South Texas--Corpus to the Rio Grande.
Comanche
Coahuiltecans
Kiowa
Kept a calendar and practiced the "Sun Dance' for good fortune, knownas the Teepee dwelers (big teepees)
Kiowa
Karankawa
Wichita
Lived mainly in the Panhandle of Texas
Jumano
Caddo
Kiowa
Lived in dome shaped huts, in southeast costal plains from Texas to Lousiana
Atakapa
Kiowa
Apache
hunter-gatherers (aligators), fished, where semi-sedentary (seasonally nomadic)
Wichita
Atakapa
TIgua
Mountains and Basins region farmers, that practiced the "Corn Dance", cut hair with straight bangs
Tigua
Atakapa
Comanche
This Puebloan Tribe from the Mountains & Basins Region wore stripes on their faces and bodies (The Striped People), and where known as the middlemen because they traded with other tribes.
Jumano
Comanche
Atakapa
This Gulf Costal Tribe used dugout canoes to travel, hunt, & fish the Texas coast.
Apache
Karankawa
Kiowa
The Karankawa were know to be tall warriors, they also practiced what?
ceremonial cannibalism
sun dance
corn dance
This tribe, known as the "Racoon Eyed" people because fo their tattoos around their eyes, hunted buffalo and grew crops in North Central Texas
Atakapa
Jumano
Wichita
What people named their settlment Ysleta del Sur.
Tigua
Caddo
Kiowa
What was an aminal that the "earliest" Texans hunted (BCE)
squirrel
deer
mammoth
Artifacts such as stones and shells from hundreds of miles away were found in the area where this tribe lived, suggesting they had a large trade network.
Caddo
Comanche
Atakapa
How do archeologists know that Native Americans have lived in Texas since around 11.000 BCE?
studying the writings they left behind
interviewing modern Native Americans in the area
studying artifacts
When the land bridge across the Bering Straight disipeared under rising seas, it stopped igration of humans and animals from Asia.
True
False
The Caddo were sediintary, & grew beans, squash, and corn. This made them what type of society?
hunter gatherers
agricultural
nomadic
Which tribe did not practice ceremonial canabalism?
Jumano
Atakapa
Comanche
Once this group discovered the horse they rose from poverty and obscurity to become the most powerful native group in Texas
Kiowa
Comanche
Caddo
The Alabama-Coushata, Kickapoo, and Tigua peoples
live on Texas reservations today
Were forced onto reservations in Canada
live on Alabama reservatiosn today
Following grazing animals is the main reason early Texans moved from place to place.
True
False
The Wichita and Caddo held women in high regard.
True
False
The Comanche held a vast territory called ____________.
Texaria
The Horse Nation
Comancheria
The "atlatl" allowed the earliest Texans to throw spears farther and more powerfully than a spear.
True
False
The Kiowa were not an ally of the Comanche.
True
False
The Karankawa would do what when the seasons changed.
camp near shallow water to collect shellfish
move inland to hunt buffalo
plant corn to harvest in the spring.
person who believed to have the power to summon spirits and heal the sick
peace chief
war chief
shaman
bricks made from sun dried clay, used for building Puebloan housing.
limestone
adobe
straw block
land prehistoric peoples crossed fromAsia to North America
the sea crossing
gate passage
land bridge
A person that moves from place to place
nomad
tribesmen
scavenger
a union of different groups
band
tribe
confederacy
Which two tribes used adobe to build and insulate (keep warm/cool) their homes (can pick more than one)
Caddo
Jumano
Tigua
What three NEW technologies improved Native Texans lives? Pick all that apply.
Bow & Arrows
spear
pottery
agriculture
Native American tribes shared spritual beliefs, creations tories, and living in bands/small groups
True
False
The first Europeans in Texas meet the Tonkawa in year?
1691 AD
1691 BC
1392 AD
Which tribe was not a Plains dweller, and was NOT dependent on the buffalo
Caddo
Comanche
Kiowa
Apache
Match the Region with people that lived within it.
Plains Culture, Great Plains Region
Kiowa, Apache, Comanche,Tokawa
Southeastern Culture, Piney Woods to Red River (North Central Texas Region)
Caddo, Wichita
Puebloan Culture, Mountains & Basins Region
Jumano, Tigua
Gulf Culture, Coastal Plains Region
Karankawa, Coahuiltecan, Atakapa
This tribe cut their hair in straight bangs, and performed the Corn Dance as a celebration.
Kiowa
Tigua
Comanche
Caddo
These "Dog Lovers" where known as the "Texas Nudists".
Karankawa
Atakapa
Kiowa
This technology allowed Native Americans to settle in one place.
Agriculture
Spear
Bow and Arrow
