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Benchmark Part 2 – Chapters 3, 4, 5 & 6– Trashball Review

Benchmark Part 2 – Chapters 3, 4, 5 & 6– Trashball Review. Row is team Only person w/number paper answers and represents team No whispering answers to team mates Papers down when someone is called on to answer EYES on screen for all questions --- THIS IS YOUR REVIEW, SO PAY ATTENTION!

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Benchmark Part 2 – Chapters 3, 4, 5 & 6– Trashball Review

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  1. Benchmark Part 2 – Chapters 3, 4, 5 & 6– Trashball Review

  2. Row is team • Only person w/number paper answers and represents team • No whispering answers to team mates • Papers down when someone is called on to answer • EYES on screen for all questions --- THIS IS YOUR REVIEW, SO PAY ATTENTION! • There is always the textbook to review!!! Don’t make me go there!!!

  3. Important crop for early Americans

  4. corn

  5. Area of Texas that Comanche came to control due to their skilled fighters

  6. Northern & Western Texas

  7. Balcones Escarpment separates the Edwards Plateau from the ______ _____ _____. Escarpment is a hard bed of rock below the soil of the High Plains

  8. Gulf Coastal Plains

  9. Edwards Plateau… • Lies south of the High Plains and lies on a _____... Which is a break in the earth’s crust.

  10. Fault

  11. How Natives like the Coahuiltecans supported themselves • Term used to describe native groups who hunted animals and gathered wild plants for food

  12. Hunter-gatherers

  13. It is believed that Paleo-Indians crossed into North America by means of a _______ ________.

  14. Land bridge

  15. Highest point in Texas in the Mountains and Basins region

  16. Guadalupe Peak

  17. It’s subregions include the eastern and southern areas of Texas

  18. Gulf Coastal Plains

  19. Name of the land bridge that Paleo-Indians are thought to have used to cross into North America

  20. Beringia

  21. Crop rotation was used by the Caddo to prevent ________

  22. Soil from wearing out

  23. Tribes like the Caddo allowed important decisions to be decided by the ______

  24. women

  25. Native tribe who were hunters and gatherers • Lived in area that is now Galveston (stop and think were Galveston… Gulf Coast… now think which Native group was part of that region)

  26. KARANKAWA

  27. Two most important animals to any Plains Indian tribes

  28. Buffalo and Horses

  29. The “METROPLEX” refers to these 2 large cities in north central Texas

  30. Dallas & Ft. Worth

  31. Largest Texas City

  32. Houston

  33. Aka “The Royal Road”, but not really paved like a road of today • San Antonio was the halfway point on this road • This road led from the E. Texas missions to Mexico City

  34. EL CAMINO REAL

  35. These are widespread outbreaks of diseases.

  36. epidemics

  37. Estevanico, Fray de Marcos, or Coronado….. • 1st European to see the plains of North TX while searching for Quivira. • Failed to find any gold

  38. CORONADO

  39. royal governor of New Spain.

  40. viceroy

  41. He spent 8 years among the Texas Indians. Created good relations with Indians – worked as a trader, healer and servant

  42. Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca

  43. Missions were often built near:

  44. RIVERS

  45. Religious communities • Built by Spanish to convert Natives to Christianity

  46. MISSIONS

  47. He conquered the mighty Aztec Empire.

  48. Hernan Cortes

  49. The wild offspring of horses.

  50. MUSTANGS

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