
Ch 4 Natives People Pretest
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Texas is a large area with varied landforms and climate zones. Each of Texas's regions has its own plant and animal resources. Native Americans used the plant and animal resources available to them in the region in which they lived. Thus, their way of life differed -From Texas History Which sentence best SUMMARIZES the main idea of this excerpt?
Native Americans lived in different regions throughout the vast and varied lands of Texas
Native Americans taught younger generations how to survive using plant and animal resources available to them.
Native American cultures differed because the geography of Texas and the resources available to early people differed.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Unlike the peoples of the Plains culture who built portable homes called tepees, the people of the Pueblaon culture built permanent homes made from:
Adobe
Wood
Bison Hides
Mud
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What 3 new technologies improved the natives way of life?
Atlatl, Glass Beads, Pottery
pottery, bows and arrows, agriculture
Atlatl, Agriculture, Canoes
Fire, AI, Agriculture
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
The areas that are now West Texas and Southwest Texas were home to peoples of the Puebloan culture. The Puebloan culture was marked by settled village life with homes made of adobe, a mix of sun-dried earth and straw. Trees were scarce in the dry southwestern area where these peoples lived. making it difficult to build homes out of wood. How ever, since there was little rain, the homes lasted many years. - Texas History What does this excerpt say about the Puebloan Culture?
People of the Puebloan culture lived in adobe houses because wood was scarce
People of the Puebloan culture lived in nomadic tents
They were scattered through out Texas
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Many Native American groups had similarities. Most lived in small. units called bands...Most Native American groups believed that spirits caused natural events...The various Native American groups had differences too. Peoples such as the Caddo, Karankawa, and Jumano had their own cultures, or ways of life shared by people with similar beliefs and customs. Each group spoke its own language. They organized their bands differently, and they interacted with other groups differently. Some were peaceful, but some were warlike. While many lived in permanent communities, others moved frequently from one site to another. - Texas History According to this excerpt, what was one difference among the early people of Texas?
Some lived with under the ocean
Some lived by pairs
Some settled in villages while others were nomadic
Some lived in bands while others were in isolation
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Archaeologists used artifacts to figure out where people came from and moved to. They have seen similarities between stone tools and used in Asia and in the Americas in ancient times. They have also found physical similarities between some Asian peoples and native Americans, The evidence points to Asia as the original home of the first Americans. - Texas History According to the excerpt, what do artifacts discovered by archaeologists suggest?
Some natives initially came from Asia
Some came from Oklahoma
Most natives never left the area they were born
Some natives left behind stone tools
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Most Native American groups believed that spirits caused natural events such as rain, fire, the change of seasons, and the flow of water in streams and rivers. According to Native American beliefs, these spirit beings walked Earth and interacted with human beings. Sometimes they helped people, but they were also known to cause harm. -Texas History According to the excerpt, what did Native Americans believe about the nature of spirits?
Some of the spirits were not them when they were hungry
They were not always kind
Some spirits threw huge parties
The spirits were always generous
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