Native Texans Chapter 4.2.

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Native Texans Chapter 4.2

Coastal Plains Natives Karankawas Coahuiltecans Atakapans

Karankawas Lived in Southeast Texas Nomadic & Hunters/Gatherers Used dugout canoes to fish & hunt small animals

Coahuiltecans Lived in South Texas Nomadic & Hunters/Gatherers Ate bugs & small animals

Atakapans Nomadic & Hunters/Gatherers Hunted small animals & fished in dugout canoes Some farming

Plains Natives Comanche Apache Kiowa

Comanche Nomadic, lived in tipis Used every part of the buffalo Fierce warriors

Apache Nomadic, depended on the buffalo, fierce warriors Lived in farms along rivers called “Rancherias” for part of the year

Kiowa Most feared nomadic group on the Plains Recorded oral history on tipis & developed a calendar

Pueblo Natives Jumanos Tiguas

Jumanos Sedentary farmers & hunters Lived in beautifully painted adobe homes

Tiguas Sedentary farmers who lived in adobe homes Known for beautiful pottery

East Texas Natives Caddoes

Caddoes Sedentary, built dome shaped huts Government system led by a chief, women played important roles Greeted Europeans with the word “Tejas,” which means ‘friends’