Comprehensive Review for the six weeks test
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| The first black person to enter and explore Texas | Estevanico
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| The people who lived in Cibola | Zunis
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| Who captured Tenochtitlan, imprisoned Moctezuma II, and defeated the Aztecs | Cortes
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| When Moscoso was in East Texas, what did he find | oil
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| de Vaca and Estevanico were captured by what Indian group | Karankawas
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| How did Estevanico die | he was killed by Indians
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| Three things that Coronado's expedition discovered | Palo Duro Canyon, Cibola and the Grand Canyon
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| Who was Coronado's guide to Quivira | the Turk
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| Why did Estevanico where bells, feathers, and bright clothing while looking for Cibola | because he was viewed as a shaman
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| Who captured Cibola and the Indians who lived there | Coronado
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| Why was Estevanico chosen to serve as a guide in search for Cibola | he had gained knowledge of the area while traveling through Texas with de Vaca
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| Why did the king and queen of Spain support Columbus' expedition to the Americas | because he was a military hero in the Spanish Navy
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| Spain had little interest in Texas AFTER | no gold or treasure was found there
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| Spanish-Indian relations changed after the Plains began using | horses
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| Why did the Native Americans often die of diseases that did not kill the Europeans | the Indians had not been previously exposed to the diseases so they did not have an immune built up
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| Much of Spanish exploration in the southwest occurred because they were searching for | cities of gold
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| Scientist who studies human remains to learn how people lived in the past | archaeologist
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| Where do scientists believe the first people who lived in North America came from | Asia
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| What are people called who hunt animals and gather wild plants for food | nomads
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| Why were the Apache able to successfully attack the Spanish and the Pueblo Indians | their skilled use of the horse
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| Why did the Caddo use the system of crop roation | to prevent the soil from wearing out
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| Why did the Coahuiltecans become hunter-gathers | because the climate in southern Texas was very dry and they could not farm successfully
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| What were the largest animals that the Paleo-Indians hunted successfully | mammoths
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| The Caddo valued farming so highly that | women actually took a role in planting crops
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| How were the Paleo-Indians thought to have crossed into North America | by means of a land bridge called Beringia
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| Who developed the only complete written language among American Indians | the Mayans
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| The Coahuiltecans were nomads who lived in | South Texas
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| Among the Texas Indians, men did all of the farm work, except for which tribe | Caddo---women helped with farming
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| Who made important family decisions in the Caddo villages | women
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| Texas got its name from the Hasinai word for | friend
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| The Jumano built villages and grew crops near what river | Rio Grande
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| The Pueblo lived in buildings made of | adobe
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| The Jumano were part of which culture | Pueblo
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| Why did the indians move into the plains | to follow the buffalo
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| The comanche migrated to Texas from | the north
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| The Comanches came to control much of | northern and western Texas
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| Where did farming first occur | Mesoamerica
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| What was the most important crop for early Americnas | corn
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| Indians developed a much more complex society after the introduction of | farming
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