lehassold tx history missions flashcards
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- What mission is formally known as the Alamo
- San Antonio de Valero
- a settlement in Native American territory designed to convert Native Americans to Christianity
- Mission
- a Spanish fort that protects a mission
- presidio
- a set of questions and answers about Catholic beliefs
- catechism
- the rapid spread of disease in a short amount of time
- epidemic
- to formally give up ownership of something
- cede
- a person who wages an unoficial war on a country
- filibuster
- social rank
- class
- a person who steals from ships on the sea
- pirate
- a nation in which voters elect representatives to make laws
- republic
- people who want to limit change and keep old ways
- conservatives
- Which mission was built in 1682 and was the first mission in Texas?
- Corpus Christy de la Ysleta
- Which mission was built in 1690 and was located among the Caddo in East Texas?
- Nuestro San Fransisco de los Tejas
- Which mission was origionally built in east Texas among the Aainas Indians in 1716, but was later moved to San Antonio in 1731 because of encroachment by the French?
- Nuestra Senora de la Purism Conception
- Which mission was built in 1718 and is located near present day San Antonio and was selected because it was a good halfway point between the Rio Grande and East Texas?
- San Antonia di Valero
- Which mission was located near present day Nacogdoches?
- Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
- Which presidio was built across the river in 1718? The town of San Antonio origionated from a village near this sight.
- San Antonio de Bexar
- Which mission was built in 1718 for the Lipian Apaches? The Lipians wanted to start a war between the Comanche and Spanish. This mission was destroyed, but the presidio remained for a few years.
- Santa Cruz de San Saba
- Which mission was built in 1717 and is 15 miles from the province of Texas' capitol, also the sight of the famous Chicken War?
- San Miguel de los Linares de los Adaes
- which mission was built in 1716 and located in present day Nacogdoches?
- Guadalupe de los Nacogdoches
- Which mission was built in 1722 and later became Goliad?
- La Bahia
- Which mission was built in 1770 and is located near present day Eagle Pass? Also served as a way for station expeditions into Texas?
- San Juan Bautista