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TX Indians

Apache, Jumano, and other Indian groups of Texas

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To what Indian culture group do the Apache belong to? Plains
True or False: The Apache were fishermen. False
Starting in the 1750s, what group waged war against the Apache and became their mortal enemy? The Comanche
Lipan and Mescalero are two branches of what tribe? Apache
Which is a reason for why the Apache were weakened? Warfare with the Comanche, separation, conflict with the Spanish
Pueblo Indians like the Jumano would build their homes out of ________. Adobe
True or False: The dry climate in the Mountains and Basins made it easy for the Jumano to farm. False
What river were the Jumano closest to? Rio Grande
What did the Jumano do to survive in the Mountains and Basins? Trade with other tribes
What tribe did the Jumano combine with? Apache
What was the tribe of Karankawa that lived in the Rockport area? Copane
How did the Karankawa deal with mosquitoes along the Texas Coast? Alligator grease
Karankawa women wore skirts out of ______. Rabbit fur and Spanish moss
What did the Karankawa call their homes? Baaks
What was the weapon of choice for Karankawa to hunt with? Longbows
True or False: The Karankawas were exocannibals meaning they’d eat the remains of their enemies. True
The Karankawa belong to what Indian cultural group? Gulf
The Caddo belong to what Indian cultural group? Southeastern
What was the main crop of the Caddo? Corn
True or False: The Caddo were matrilineal (meaning that the women’s name was passed on in the family and women had more political power than other tribes) True
What type of houses did Caddos live in? Bee-hive shaped roundhouses
What cultural group did the Comanche belong to? Plains
What animal brought by the Spanish did the Comanche become masters of? Horses
What was the herd animal that the Comanche depended on for survival? Buffalo
What does the word “Comanche” mean? "Enemy who wants to fight forever"
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