review unit 3

Texas, California, Florida

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona

California, Nevada, Utah

Florida, Georgia, Alabama

To convert Native Texans to Catholicism

To build military forts

To establish trade routes

To create large cities

Missions included military bases

Missions included a Catholic church

Missions were built near rivers

Missions had Indians as residents

Drought

Disease

Difficulty getting supplies

Reluctance of Natives to adopt Spanish culture

Miles between Missions, too many Hostile Native Americans, harsh environmental conditions

Lack of funding, lack of Spanish settlers, lack of resources

Political instability, economic collapse, disease outbreaks

Invasion by other European powers, internal conflicts, natural disasters

He was a trader

He was a soldier

He dedicated his life to work in missions

He was a governor

1710

1715

1718

1720

To convert Native Americans to the Catholic religion

To make friendly relationships with the Native Americans

To establish war treaties with the Native Americans

Mission San Antonio de Valero

Mission San Juan Bautista

Mission San Francisco de la Espada

Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo

It was a trade route for goods

It connected Spanish settlements with Mexico City

It was a military route

It was a tourist attraction

Christianity

Farming

Ranching

All of the above

Local Natives rejected Spanish culture

High operational costs

Loss of French territories

All of the above

Introduction of horseback riding skills

Development of the cotton gin

Invention of barbed wire fencing

Advancements in railroad construction

Archways

Clay-barrel roof tiles

Cut limestone brick

All of the above