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1.1 Gulf & Plains Indians Review

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  • The Gulf Coast Indians were primarily:
    Mountain dwellers
    Farmers
    Buffalo hunters
    Fishers and shellfish gatherers
  • Plains Indians were able to quickly move their homes to follow food sources.
    False
    True
  • Plains Indians followed the buffalo herds because:
    They were avoiding enemies
    The buffalo provided most of their needs
    They enjoyed traveling
    They were looking for other tribes
  • . Plains Indians primarily got their food from:
    Trading with Europeans
    Ocean fishing
    Buffalo hunting and gathering plants
    Farming
  • Plains Indians used every part of the buffalo they hunted.
    False
    True
  • Gulf Coast Indians used which form of transportation on water?
    Modern boats
    Dugout canoes
    Rafts made of buffalo hides
    Large sailing ships
  • Both groups had spiritual beliefs connected to their environment.
    False
    True
  • Both groups developed tools specific to their environment and needs.
    True
    False
  • Trading between different Native American groups never occurred.
    True
    False
  • The Plains Indians' main form of shelter was:
    Longhouses
    Grasshuts
    Adobe houses
    Teepees
  • Which group was considered fully nomadic?
    Neither group
    Gulf Coast
    Plains
    Both groups
  • Both Plains and Gulf Coast Indians were completely settled in permanent villages.
    False
    True
  • The climate of the Gulf Coast region was:
    Dry and cold
    Mountain-like
    Arctic
    Humid and subtropical
  • The Gulf Coast Indians used dugout canoes for transportation.
    False
    True
  • What was a common reason for different tribes to meet?
    To elect leaders
    To build cities
    To trade goods
    To conduct warfare
  • Which type of housing was used by Gulf Coast Indians?
    They were looking for other tribes
    They were avoiding enemies
    Temporary structures made from animal hides
    They enjoyed traveling
  • . Which natural resource was most important to Gulf Coast Indians?
    Cotton
    Gold
    Buffalo
    Fish and shellfish
  • The Gulf Coast Indians were skilled swimmers and fishers.
    False
    True
  • Plains Indians lived primarily in areas with access to ocean resources.
    False
    True
  • The Gulf Coast Indians relied heavily on buffalo hunting.
    False
    True
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