Unit 2 Test Non GT

How did the lifestyles of Native Texans vary based on their geographic location?

• They all lived in the same type of housing.

• They had identical diets.

• Their lifestyles were influenced by the resources available in their region.

• They all practiced the same traditions.

Can you provide an example of how a Native American group adapted to their environment?

• By ignoring the climate.

• By using resources like buffalo for food and clothing.

• By refusing to change their ways.

• By moving to a different continent.

What distinguishes prehistoric cultures from those with written records?

• Prehistoric cultures had advanced technology.

• Prehistoric cultures left no written records.

• Prehistoric cultures were more modern.

• Prehistoric cultures had complex governments.

Who is considered a Native Texan, and what are some key characteristics of their cultures?

• People who moved to Texas recently.

• Indigenous tribes with unique traditions and languages.

• Only people born in Texas.

• People who speak Spanish.

What is a confederacy, and how did it function among Native American tribes?

• A single tribe with no alliances.

• A group of tribes that worked together for mutual benefit.

• A government system with a king.

• A type of housing structure.

What role did missions play in the Spanish colonization of Texas?

• They were used for military training.

• They served as centers for trade.

• They were religious and cultural centers to convert Native Americans.

• They were places for entertainment.

What is a presidio, and what purpose did it serve in colonial Texas?

• A type of church.

• A military fort to protect missions and settlements.

• A marketplace for trading goods.

• A school for children.

Who was Antonio Margie De Jesus, and what contributions did he make to Texas history?

• A famous artist.

• A Spanish explorer who established missions.

• A Native American leader.

• A Texas governor.

What role did priests play in the Spanish missions?

• They were military leaders.

• They were responsible for converting and educating Native Americans.

• They were traders.

• They were entertainers.

What does “era” refer to in historical contexts, and how do we define different eras in Texas history?

• A type of clothing.

• A period marked by significant events or changes.

• A type of food.

• A specific location.