SS CBA 1 Review 2024

Use the map to answer the question.

Why did the Spanish choose the areas they did to build missions, as shown on the map?

• because there were large populated cities near existing presidios 

• because of the longhorn cattle grazing areas near large mountains

• because of the long coastal beaches near tall, pine forests

• because of the freshwater sources near American Indians

Before European exploration, how were the ways of life of the Karankawa and Lipan Apache in Texas different?

• Both the Karankawa and Lipan Apache lived in the mountains but only the Lipan Apache were fishermen.

• The Karankawa and Lipan Apache both lived in underground caves and the Lipan Apache grew crops while the Karankawa hunted buffalo.

• The Karankawa were nomadic coastal fishermen, while the Lipan Apache were nomadic hunters and gatherers who roamed the plains and hills.

• Both the Karankawa and Lipan Apache lived in pueblos and the Karankawa ate crocodiles while the Lipan Apache ate corn, beans, and squash.

Which town was founded by the Spanish and the Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo near the Rio Grande?

• El Paso

• Wichita Falls

• Waco

• Dallas

"I traveled many days’ journey through wilderness and deserts and encountered various peoples. The report of the rich city of Cibola continued, and the natives said there were great treasures, with houses of many stories and filled with gold. Moved by the desire to expand the faith and seek these riches, I pressed onward."

– Fray Marcos de Niza, Spanish Priest and and Explorer, 1539 CE

Based on the passage from Fray Marcos de Niza’s account, what were his main reasons for exploring Texas?

• to find land to farm and pray

• to find gold and share about God with Native people

• to share about God with Native people and bring glory to Spain

• to find gold and become rich

Select the correct answer.

Which Cultural Region in Texas included Native Americans who were nomads and hunted buffalo for food, clothing, and tools?

• Puebloan Culture

• Plains Culture

• Southeastern Culture

• Gulf Culture

Which document guarantees the personal rights of United States citizens? 

• The Magna Carta

• The Articles of Confederation

• The Bill of Rights

• The Declaration of Independence

How did Spanish colonization affect the economic development and growth of Texas?

• It led to increased trade and introduced new crops and animals.

• It had no impact on the economic development of Texas.

• It caused Native American tribes to become independent.

• It led to the failure of Spanish Missions in Texas.

Read the paragraph and answer the following question: In what TWO ways did Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca impact Texas? Choose 2 statements.

 

Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca

Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca was a Spanish explorer who had some important accomplishments and impacts on the settlement of Texas. He and his expedition were the first Europeans to explore and survive in Texas in the early 1500s. They explored many places, learned from different Native American tribes, and became experts at surviving in the wilderness. Cabeza de Vaca's book, "Naufragios," in Spanish, which means "Shipwrecks," told of his experiences in Texas. The book also provided valuable information about the land, people, and cultures of the region. It inspired other Spanish explorers to come to this new land. This led to more Spanish settlements in Texas over time, which played a big part in shaping the history and culture of the state. So, his explorations and writings about them helped bring attention to Texas and encouraged more people to come and settle there.

• His writings got many Europeans interested in Texas.

• He discovered oil in Texas while he was shipwrecked.

• He established the last permanent settlement in Southern Texas.

• His experiences in Texas inspired people to settle in Texas.

Read the quote below and answer the question.

"... in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown, . . . "

This passage identifies the intent of the

• U.S. Bill of Rights

• U.S. Constitution

• Declaration of Independence

• Articles of Confederation

Select the Main Idea of the following sentences.

• Different Native American groups in Texas had their own ways of choosing leaders.

• The Jumano chose leaders based on their skills, like trading and making peace.

• The Caddo had a man chief called "caddi" who was chosen from a special family and known for being wise.

• The Karkawa picked leaders as needed, depending on who was best for the situation, such as hunting.

• The Comanche had leaders for each smaller group, called a band, and their leaders were chosen for their bravery and skill.