Spanish Explorers/Missions

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Which evidence best supports the conclusion that the diagram is a mission? Options: There are Native (Indian) quarters and a church, There are barracks and a workshop, There is a plaza and a cemetery, There is a cemetery and a path

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There are Native (Indian) quarters and a church

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Which of the following best describes the defining characteristics of the Early Colonization & Exploration of Texas history? Options: Anglo and Spanish settlers established colonies in Texas, Native American tribes were driven out of Texas by French settlers, Spanish explorers and French explorers both claimed land in Texas, Spanish colonists abandoned exploration of Texas after not finding any gold

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Spanish explorers and French explorers both claimed land in Texas

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During which year does the event of the headline occur? Options: 1519, 1607, 1658, 1718

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1519

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Which motivation led early European explorers to investigate the Americas?

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Desire to find gold

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Which of these explorers came from France, accidently landed near Galveston, Texas, and was enslaved by the Karankawa tribe? Options: La Salle, Cortes, Cabeza de Vaca, Coronado

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La Salle

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Which explorer searched for gold in Tenochtitlan, the Aztec Empire's capital, in 1519, and later conquered the city, which eventually became Mexico City?

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Cortes

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Which of these explorers never came to Texas? La Salle, Cortes, Cabeza de Vaca, Coronado

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Cortes

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Which of these explorers took the route below which required walking for 21 months from Texas to Mexico City? La Salle, Cortes, Cabeza de Vaca, Coronado

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Cabeza de Vaca

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What is the name for a Spanish explorer who searched for wealth in the Americas?

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conquistador

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Who was the first explorer to map the coast of Texas in 1519?

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Alonso Álvarez de Pineda