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Chapter 2 Section 3
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nothes about the Tonkawas, Apaches, Comanches
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texas
history
chapter 2
7th grade
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Chapter 2 Section 3
The Tonkawas
gathered plants such as roots,seeds,fruit,acorns and pecans
lived in tipis made of buffalo hides
shared some land with the Karankawas
used to live on the Edwards Plateau
hunted buffalo,rabbits,skunks,rats,rattlesnakes and land turtles
were friendly people
pushed away from the Edwards Plateau due to the Apaches and Comanches in the 1600's & 1700's
became hunters and gatherers
groups of independent bands
each band had its own territory
chose war cheifs to lead them
The Apaches
comanches pushed the Lipians out of their area
there were 6 tribes; 2 were named the Lipans and the Mescaleros
the buffalo hides also covered their tipis
Mescaleros were hunters/gatherers, named for the mescal cactus on which they depended for much of their food and drink; did not grow crops
women planted and harvested crops of corn,beans,pumpkins and watermelon
"apache" comes from the Zuni word 'apuchu', which means enemy
fierce fighters
came from Canada in A.D. 1000
Lipians wore clothes made of deerskin
they wrapped themselves in buffalo robes during the winter
each band has a cheif
Lipians hunted buffalo and other and other animals and sometimes farmed
lipians were among the first Indians to ride horses
bands came together in time of war or for religious or social ceremonies
the Lipians appeared in the Texas Panhandle in 1500's, lived as seperate bands
The Comanches
made meat into pemmican
each band had a chief with limited power; all the adults in the band were members of the council
lived in tipis
decorated their bodies and made most of their clothes from buffalo hides
their life depended on the buffalo- it provided clothing, shelter and most food
in small groups hunted buffalo year round
women had short hair; men had long hair with braids
Lipians and the Comanches cooperated with each other at first, but then had a conflict about hunting grounds
all band members had to agree with the decisions or leave
first appeared in Northern Mexico and the Texas Panhandle in the early 1700's
on the hunt, butchered animals where they fell
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