Jumano Tribe Knowledge Assessment

The Jumano tribe, Native Americans in the southwestern part of Texas, adapted to their dry environment by building Adobe homes and farming near rivers. They traded crops with other tribes, using dogs to transport goods. The tribe had a chief and conducted various ceremonies for successful harvests. Known for their friendliness, they welcomed and assisted strangers.

What material did the Jumano Tribe use to construct their homes?

• Adobe

• Stone

• Wood

• Brick

What was a unique feature of the Jumano Tribe's homes?

• They had multiple stories

• They were underground

• They were made of Adobe

• They were mobile

Where did the Jumano Tribe primarily reside?

• Eastern Texas

• Southwestern Texas

• Northern Texas

• Central Texas

What did the Spanish explorers call the villages they found in the Jumano region?

• Casas

• Haciendas

• Ranchos

• Pueblo

Which crops were commonly grown by the Jumano Tribe?

• Rice and Wheat

• Beans and Squash

• Potatoes and Tomatoes

• Barley and Oats

What did the Jumano Tribe trade for with other tribes?

• Weapons

• Gold

• Buffalo hides

• Spices

What was a travois used for by the Jumano Tribe?

• Fishing

• Hunting

• Cooking

• Trading

Who was the main leader of the Jumano Tribe?

• A Shaman

• A Priest

• A Chief

• A Warrior

What was the purpose of the Jumano Tribe's ceremonies?

• To mark the new year

• To welcome new members

• To ensure good harvests

• To celebrate victories

How did the Jumano Tribe assist strangers?

• By guiding them home

• By providing shelter

• By offering food

• By giving them gifts