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The Caddo Confederacy
  • 1. What was the primary purpose of the Caddo Confederacy?
A) To wage war against neighboring tribes.
B) To establish a monarchy.
C) To unite various Caddo tribes for mutual defense and trade.
D) To convert other tribes to their religion.
  • 2. What was a staple crop for the Caddo people?
A) Oats.
B) Corn.
C) Rice.
D) Wheat.
  • 3. What did the Caddo people call themselves?
A) Apache.
B) Cherokee.
C) Sioux.
D) Caddo.
  • 4. Which major river was important to the Caddo Confederacy?
A) Colorado River.
B) Mississippi River.
C) Red River.
D) Ohio River.
  • 5. In which state did the Caddo Confederacy have a significant presence?
A) Ohio.
B) Texas.
C) California.
D) Florida.
  • 6. In which century did the Caddo Confederacy begin to form?
A) The 14th century.
B) The 19th century.
C) The early 20th century.
D) The 17th century.
  • 7. What was the main religious belief of the Caddo people?
A) They were monotheistic.
B) They had no belief system.
C) They worshipped ancestors only.
D) They believed in a world filled with spirits.
  • 8. What was the title of the Caddo leaders?
A) Governor.
B) King.
C) Caddi.
D) Chieftain.
  • 9. What is a significant legacy of the Caddo Confederacy today?
A) Complete disappearance.
B) Caddo Nation acknowledged for sovereignty.
C) No modern recognition.
D) Total cultural assimilation.
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