Ch. 5 Lesson 3

Front

La Salle led the first Europeans to reach the delta of the Mississippi River.

Back

True

Front

La Salle hoped to set up a French colony at the mouth of the Mississippi River as a base against New Spain.

Back

True

Front

Fort St. Louis thrived under the leadership of La Salle.

Back

False

Front

With no ships, La Salle decided to walk to the Great Lakes to get supplies.

Back

True

Front

The residents left behind at Fort St. Louis founded the town of Corpus Christi.

Back

False

Front

What was the effect of the establishment of Fort St. Louis on Spain?

Back

Spain’s interest in East Texas grew.

Front

Which of the following events occurred last?
- La Salle sails to begin a colony.
- The French build Fort St. Louis.
- La Salle sets out on foot for supplies.
- Colonists return to France on Le Joly.

Back

La Salle sets out on foot for supplies.

Front

What was the effect of the establishment of Fort St. Louis on France?

Back

France established long-lasting trade with Native Americans in the area.

Front

Which of the following statements best summarizes La Salle’s leadership? La Salle was personally responsible for all the events at Fort St. Louis., La Salle never attempted to take advantage of France’s claims to the Mississippi River Valley., La Salle was timid and responded poorly to the challenges of colonizing., La Salle was brave and daring but lacked navigation skills and the confidence of his followers.

Back

La Salle was brave and daring but lacked navigation skills and the confidence of his followers.

Front

What can you conclude about the relationship between the French and the Karankawa?

Back

The French and the Karankawa were enemies.