Duplicate of Unit 1 Test Review

All of these make up a groups culture, except...

Fort Worth is known as the city "Where the West Begins."

Midland & Odessa are in what region?

The Karankawa were known for using shark oil to keep mosquitos away.

The Tigua didn't farm because their land was marshy and wouldn't support crops.

Which river makes up the border between Texas and Mexico?

Which river makes up the border between Texas and Oklahoma?

Which region is Amarillo in?

Dallas is in the North Central Plains.

The homes of the Pueblo culture were made of ____________ which kept them warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

What is the theory that explains how early Texans migrated over the Bering Strait?

Which tribe did the Texas Rangers use as scouts to gain information about other Native American tribes?

El Paso is in the Mts & Basins region.

Farming usually meant a less dependable source of food for the Native Americans.

A matrilineal society is one that has men as leaders.

Forth Worth is in the North Central Plains.

A travois was a sled used to carry things and often pulled by dogs.

This tribe was matrilineal and sedentary. They built large, permanent, round homes out of mud, poles. and straw.

This tribe painted stripes on their faces and bodies to show other tribes that they were peaceful traders.

A sharp throwing stick used for hunting is called a(n)...

Most of the large cities in Texas are in the Coastal Plains.

Farming usually led to decreased population.

All of these are culture groups discussed in class, except for:

What region is Houston in?

Because of farming, people began to settle in one place.

Craft workers, warriors, political & religious leaders and farmers are evidence of a ____

Elevation increases as you move from the east to the west.

The Comanche tribe occupied a lot of the Plains area and drove the ______ southward.

Name the regions East to West

Farming led to more complex societies.

The Caddo were known for using boards to flatten their babies' heads.