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7th Grade Cultures Test.
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Scientists believe the first humans to arrive in the Americas crossed a land bridge between Asia and _____.
a) Europe
b) Alaska
c) California
d) Mexico
The earliest Texans were _____.
a) hunter-gathers
b) farmers
c) potters
d) Puebloans
Which of these is a list of tribes in the Plains culture group?
a) Caddo, Wichita, and Atakapan
b) Comanche, Apache, and Kiowa
c) Coahuiltecan and Karankawa
d) Jumano, Tigua, and Concho
_____ allowed people to settle in one place instead of always moving around in search of food.
a) Rock shelters
b) Agriculture
c) Pottery
d) Bow and arrow
How did learning to farm change the culture of early people?
a) They settled in one place
b) their populations increased
c) They developed complex societies
d) all of these are correctg
Where in Texas was the Pueblo culture group mainly located?
a) Far west Texas, in the Mountains and Basins region
b) Far east Texas, not far from Louisiana
c) Far south Texas, close to the border with Mexico
d) Far north Texas, near present-day Amarillo
Which of these tribes belongs to the Southeastern culture group?
a) Caddo
b) Jumano
c) Tigua
d) Concho
Great Plains:
a) higher elevation brings cooler temperatures
b) mainly agricultural
c) least amount of rainfall
d) largest and most populated region of Texas
An atlatl was most useful in hunting animals like _____.
a) mammoths
b) lizards
c) armadillos
d) birds
When did early people learn how to farm?
a) 100 B.C.
b) One million years ago
c) 200,000 years ago
d) unknown
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