The Bering Strait is...

An land bridge that early people crossed in search of food during Ice Age

Which of these is the "essential question" for this unit of Texas history you're learning about?

How does WHERE you live determine HOW you live?

Based on the Karankawas living in the Coastal Plains —they probably

Were nomadic and relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering

"Natural Texas and Its People" is the name of the era that you are currently learning about. The focus of this unit is

the geography of Texas and the first people who lived here

How did the Native Americans adapt to their environment?

By relying on the natural resources and materials around them

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1
Learning to farm made it possible for Native Americans to live ___________ lifestyles.
Nomadic
Sedentary
2
The Bering Strait is...
A figment of your imagination
An land bridge that early people crossed in search of food during Ice Age
A bridge built by Europeans
A bridge made by global warming
3
What was the most important natural resource for the Plains Indians (other than water)?
Buffalo
Pumpkins
Wheat
Corn
4
Hunter-gatherers were....
Nomadic
Sedentary
5
Which of these is the "essential question" for this unit of Texas history you're learning about?
How does WHERE you live determine HOW you live?
What is HISTORY and why do we have to LEARN about it?
HOW and WHY did people come to this land called TEXAS?
What are the FOUR REGIONS of Texas?
6
Based on the Karankawas living in the Coastal Plains —they probably
Created a permanent lifestyle of farming due to fertile soil
Followed the migration of the herds of buffalo
Created special irrigation systems to support agriculture
Were nomadic and relied on fishing, hunting, and gathering
7
What did early people learn to do around 100 B.C. that completely changed their cultures?
they learned how to ride horses
they learned how to farm
they learned how to write
they learned how to communicate
8
Despite the lack of rainfall, some Pueblo tribes were actually successful at farming. What river was the main source of
Red River
Brazos River
Rio Grande River
Colorado River
9
"Natural Texas and Its People" is the name of the era that you are currently learning about. The focus of this unit is
the geography of Texas and the first people who lived here
when Texas became a state in the U.S.
where the greatest amount of natural resources are in Texas
the most famous historical figures who were born in Texas
10
How did the Native Americans adapt to their environment?
By relying on the natural resources and materials around them
By copying European practices
By praying to their gods for food and water
The Natives did not rely on natural resources

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