7th TX History Ch. 6 Flashcards

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how did spanish troops find la Salle's forts?
deserted and in ruins
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father Damian Massanet
Catholic church official who founded the first mission in east texas
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define the spanish colonial era
Spain built missions, presidios, and towns to protect its claim to North American colonies
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the key to San Juan Bautista's growth as a settlement?
location near water source and important crossings into TX; known as the gateway to spanish texas
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the Spanish feel that the French posed a threat again in 1699 because....
the French had settled in Biloxi Bay and were exploring the west; thought to have plans to occupy east texas
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Father Hidalgo
asked from help from French governor in Louisiana
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San Francisco de los Tejas
The first Spanish mission in East Texas
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How Texas got its name
from a Hasinai word that the Spanish changed to Tejas
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the French focused primarily on trade with...
Native Americans
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José de Escandón
He founded over twenty settlements from northern Mexico to the San Antonio River
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when first built
significance of San Antonio's location:
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how did families influence the colonization and growth of East Texas settlements
Settled permanently and helped to grow settlements into towns; as they grew
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How were settlements in East Texas affected when France declared war on Spain in 1718?
settlements stopped temporarily
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Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo key accomplishment:
expansion of missions and presidios stopped further French threats
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Los Adaes
Unofficial Spanish capital of texas for 50 years
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mission La Bahía
relocated to the Guadalupe river to be near a larger presidio that offered better security
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spanish settlers at Nuestra señora de los dolores mission
fled to San Antonio after hearing that France had declared war on Spain in 1718
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a source of disagreement between friars and soldiers at the missions
treatment of native americans
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reason why Tejanos eventually considered texas their home and developed a unique culture
missions were often located far away from mexico
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led to the failure of many missions
Native American disinterest
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what changed b/c of the diverse groups living in TX settlements
\n the language customs and traditions of many cultures
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the effect of conflicts that occurred in Europe during the 1500's and 1600's:
fighting spread to the Americas
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what did the la Salle expedition show about france
interest in Texas
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why did the spanish build missions in tx?
purpose: to educate and convert native americans
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where did the French explore?
West of the Mississippi River
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what did spanish law prohibit spanish merchants from doing?
trading with foreigners
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Louis de St. Denis
the french conqiustador who tried to negotiate with the spanish officials on the rio grande
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The chapel at the Mission San Antonio de Valero is now known as...
The Alamo
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when did France declare war on Spain
when did the French outpost in Louisiana hear the news
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what happened when the French commander at natchitoches attacked a spanish mission
the only two people at the mission were taken prisoner
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Nuestra Señora del Pilar de los Adaes
the unofficial Spanish capital of Texas
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Presidio San Antonio de Bexar
1718 settlement midway between the Rio Grande and East Texas missions