Native Texas and its Peoples

Regions walkthrough, review, and catchup. Label the four main geographic regions of Texas (section 1.2 of text) Coastal Plains Great Plains North Central Plains Mountains and Basins Rivers of Texas Label the rivers on the map below Canadian River Red River Brazos River Colorado River Guadelupe River San Antonio River Nueces River Rio Grande Pecos River Trinity River Neches River Sabine River Cities of Texas Label the cities on the map below. El Paso Amarillo Lubbock Fort Worth Dallas Waco Austin Houston San Antonio Galveston Island Corpus Christi Brownsville Regional Landmarks Match the landmarks to the region they are located in. Great Plains Palo Duro Canyon Coastal Plains Alamo Mountains and Basins Big Bend National Park North Central Plains Dinosaur Valley State Park American Indians of Texas (Section 1.3 of the text) American Indians of Texas Watch the video below and then answer the questions that follow (you may use your textbook and notes, as well!) Which region of Texas did the Comanches eventually live in? How were the Apaches and Comanches similar? How were they different? Which region of Texas did the Caddo live in? Which region of Texas did the Jumano live in? How were the Coahuiltecan and Karankawas similar? How were they different? Nomadic Apache (summer) Kiowa Comanche Karankawa Coalhuiltecan Atakapan Sedentary Caddo Wichita Jumano Tigua Apache (winter) Match cultures and characteristics Match the groups of people to the traits that describe their cultures Puebloan Sedentary, farmers, lived in houses made of adobe Southeastern Sedentary, food-rich environment Plains nomadic, dependent on buffalo, fierce warriors Gulf Coast Coastal nomadic, hunters and gatherers