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Political

Small bands that moved loosely to find food

No overall chief

Economic

Fish, hunters and gatherers, trade

Geographic

East Texas, West Louisiana

Social

Lived in small lodges made out of grass and reeds

Oyster legend: man said to have been cast up from sea in an oyster shell

European diseases led to extinction

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Political

Led by an inherited chief (caddi)

Made political decisions such as when to go to war or share ceremonial peace pipe

Kin-based groups or bands organized into confederacies

Councils

Economic

Farm, tanners, and trade

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There were two different types of Caddo houses. The eastern Caddos in Louisiana built tall beehive-shaped grass hose like the one in this picture. The western Caddos, in Texas and Oklahoma, built earthen lodges with thatched roofs.

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the Apache believed that supernatural beings lived with them. They could not see them, but they were there. They believed spirits also lived in mountains and in streams and under rocks.
Apache men hunted buffalo, deer, antelope, and small game, while women gathered nuts, seeds, and fruit from the environment around them

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vegetables,potatoes, buffalo mea, etc., were what they ate.
the commanches were christian
these are the cheifs

Quanah Parker,

Buffalo Hump,

Peta Nocona, and the

Iron Jacket
their enmies were the native indians
the commanche girls wore a dress like this

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the pueblos were their enemies
lived in southwest deserts
traded corn,wheat,salt and crafts
worshiped nature

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lived in things called pueblos
made clothes from buffalo skin
there was a group called the 100 gather's who traded
peform ritual dances