Native American Tribes Flashcard

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Which of the following best describes the housing structures of the Jumano tribe? Teepees made from buffalo hides, Adobe houses made from mud and straw, Longhouses made from wood and bark, Igloos made from ice blocks

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Adobe houses made from mud and straw

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How did the Lipan Apache tribe primarily obtain their food?

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Hunting buffalo and gathering wild plants

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Which of the following best describes the Karankawa tribe's way of life? They were primarily farmers who grew crops like maize and squash., They were coastal people who relied on fishing and gathering shellfish., They lived in permanent stone houses and built large cities., They were known for their advanced metalworking skills.

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They were coastal people who relied on fishing and gathering shellfish.

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Explain how the Jumano tribe's location influenced their way of life.

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They lived in the desert regions, which led them to develop irrigation techniques for farming.

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Analyze the impact of the Lipan Apache's nomadic lifestyle on their social organization.

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It required them to have a highly flexible and mobile social structure.

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Evaluate the role of agriculture in the Caddo tribe's economy.

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Agriculture was central, allowing them to build large, stable communities.

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Discuss how the Karankawa tribe's environment influenced their diet and daily activities.

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Living in the coastal areas, they relied on fishing, hunting small game, and gathering shellfish.

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