1. THE CADDO By Jacob Sandoval and Denni Rockwood

2. LOCATON They live in the piney woods of east Texas. They live in the piney woods of east Texas. They settled around the rivers and their tributaries They settled around the rivers and their tributaries You can find the Caddo along the red,Angelina, Neches, Sabine, and Trinity rivers. You can find the Caddo along the red,Angelina, Neches, Sabine, and Trinity rivers.

3. goverment THERE WAS A CHIEF CALLED CADDI THERE WAS A CHIEF CALLED CADDI THERE WAS A HIGH CHIEF CALLED A XINESI THERE WAS A HIGH CHIEF CALLED A XINESI XINESI PASSED POSITION TO THEIR SON. XINESI PASSED POSITION TO THEIR SON.

4. DRESS Men wore bleehcloths made of deer skin. Men wore bleehcloths made of deer skin. The Caddo made robs out of buffalo. The Caddo made robs out of buffalo. Woman wore skirts made of deer skins. Woman wore skirts made of deer skins.

5. HOMES THE CADDO HOMES OR LOGES LOOKED A LOT LIKE BEEHIVES OR HAYSTACKS THE CADDO HOMES OR LOGES LOOKED A LOT LIKE BEEHIVES OR HAYSTACKS THEY WERE FRAMED WITH LOGS OR TREE BRANCHES THEY WERE FRAMED WITH LOGS OR TREE BRANCHES CANE WAS USED AS ROOFING MATERIALS CANE WAS USED AS ROOFING MATERIALS

6. HOW THEY LIVE When children were born they would belong with their mothers clan. When children were born they would belong with their mothers clan. THE WOMEN DEVORCE THE HUSBAND BY THORWING THE MENS STUFF OUT OF THE LODGE. THE WOMEN DEVORCE THE HUSBAND BY THORWING THE MENS STUFF OUT OF THE LODGE. THE CADDO WERE FARMER THEY LIVED ON GOOD LAND FOR GROWING CROPS THE CADDO WERE FARMER THEY LIVED ON GOOD LAND FOR GROWING CROPS

7. BELEFIS The Caddo call god the great spirit. The Caddo call god the great spirit. They believe in the devil. They believe in the devil. The Caddo believe that there is a corn god. The Caddo believe that there is a corn god.

8. SUMMERY THE CADDO WHERE GREAT FARMERS OF THE PINY WOOD OF EAST TEXAS THEY MADE POTTERY, BASKETS, MATS OTHER GOODS. THEY COULD TRADE EASILY WITH OTHER PEOPLE. THE CADDO WHERE GREAT FARMERS OF THE PINY WOOD OF EAST TEXAS THEY MADE POTTERY, BASKETS, MATS OTHER GOODS. THEY COULD TRADE EASILY WITH OTHER PEOPLE.