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The Caddo tribe, originally from East Texas, were farmers. They grew corn, beans and squash in clearings among the woods. They also harvested nuts and berries that grew naturally there. In addition, they were hunters and hunted all types of animals including buffalo and deer.
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How did farming develop and spread world wide?
As populations began to increase (due to larger food sources), there was pressure to find new food sources. Farming was attractive as it provided a steady source of food.
What improved the living conditions of Europeans as a result of the Columbian exchange?
new sources of food
Which of the following describes an effect of the Columbian Exchange?
Huge numbers of American native peoples died from European diseases.
Debate on literary sources are more useful than archelogical sources for writing history?
literary sources are more useful than archaeological sources for writing history
3 factors that led European nations to voyages of exploration?
The reasons were, the search for food led human beings to explore. As societies became more sophisticated, expeditions were still launched in search of food, but also trade markets and routes, territories to colonize and sources of income.
What type of food did the caddos eat?
d all types of animals including buffalo and deer.
What tools do caddos have?
what tools did the caddos have
What did the Comanche Indians trade and with who?
They traded buffalo goods and their horses for food. They traded with the Caddos and Wichita.
Friendly Indians on Missouri?
Some of the friendly Indians on the Missouri river were the Caddos.
What type of home building materials did the caddos use?
what type of home did the caddos live in
What do the caddos eat?
corn
What did the caddos do for activities?
cornbread
Did the caddos get forced into marriage?
yes
What was the caddos religion?
what is the caddo religiongs
Which tribes is the Romans of Texas?
The Caddos
What is clothing do the caddos use?
Buffaloskin
How did caddos travel?
they traveled in a boat
