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Oklahoma History / EXAM / WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

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What brought the first people to the area of Oklahoma? - ANS -migration of large mammals for hunting. What was the earliest documented evidence of early life in Oklahoma? - ANS -animal remains. ... How did dwellings become more advanced? - ANS -They plastered the walls. Why didn't cultures who inhabited the Panhandle of Oklahoma live an agricultural lifestyle? - ANS - What do the crops grown by the Caddo tell you about their civilization? - ANS -They maintained well-developed farms. How might you infer the Caddo were active trading partners in the region? - ANS -There have been products from other places found on their sites. What is the most logical reason why the plains tribes lived in tipis? - ANS -The tipis were easy to break down and assemble, making them portable. What type of marital arrangement was most common in the Kichai tribe? - ANS -one husband with multiple wives. How did the Kiowa keep track of their heritage? - ANS -picture calendars. Which of the following made up the onde? - ANS -keepers of religious objects, honored warriors, and major tribal leaders How did the Apache communicate with the Kiowa? - ANS -using sign language. What was the most common characteristic of the Apache and Kiowa? - ANS -hunting practices. Which Native American tribe allied with the Spanish? - ANS -Apache Which group was most useful to the Spanish? - ANS -Native Americans Which of the following explorers was turned back by Spanish forces? - ANS -Richard Sparks. Which of the following led the most extensive study of Oklahoma? - ANS -Americans. Which tribe was the first to come to Indian Territory in forced relocation? - ANS -Choctaw. [Show More]

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