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| Geography explains the past by |
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| explaining why certain events occurred the way they did. |
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| A tableland covered with small trees and brush is a |
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| A declining source of water because it cannot easily be refilled describes |
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| Texas makes up about what percentage of the land area of the United States? |
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| Which city is the leading insurance, financial, and merchandising center of Texas? |
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| People migrating to the Americas from Asia entered Alaska |
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| Farming changed the way people lived because it led to |
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| leads religious ceremonies |
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| One who studies evidence of past human activities is a/an |
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| The earliest people in Texas obtained food by |
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| Comanche life centered on two activities: hunting and |
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| making war on other tribes |
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| Adobe houses lasted for years, needing few repairs, because |
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| The Plains people used horses for hunting and |
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| Humans first reached Texas about |
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| The first Aztecs welcomed Cortés because they thought he was |
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| Estevanico accompanied Fray Marcos as a guide and to |
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| befriend Native Americans |
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| When Spanish explorers reached Quivera, they found |
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| a Native American settlement |
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| La Salle named the inland region drained by the Mississippi |
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| The first Spanish settlement in an area was often a |
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| The outpost built by La Salle in Texas was named |
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| In response to La Salle’s activities, the Spanish |
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| shifted their focus to East Texas |
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