Spain's Catholic Missions in GA

A mission can BEST be described as

• a sailing ship
• a church outpost
• a sugar plantation
• a rice farm

A Catholic priest who worked at a mission was called

• a nun
• a friar
• a conquistador
• an archbishop

What type of Christians were the Spanish?

• Methodist
• Baptist
• Protestant
• Catholic

A friar can BEST be described as a

• Spanish soldier on horseback
• Catholic priest
• Native American medicineman
• cook

Did Georgia become a permanent Spanish colony?

• Yes
• No

Though it was NOT permanently successful, which European nation attempted to colonize Georgia by establishing Catholic missions along the coast?

• Spain
• France
• England
• Portugal

La Florida was the Spanish name for which region of the New World?

• the Caribbean Islands
• central Mexico
• the present-day southeastern United States
• the Incan empire of Peru

From the 1550’s to the 1660’s, Spain established several Catholic missions in what part of present-day GA?

• along the Fall Line
• along the coast & barrier islands
• in the Okefenokee Swamp
• in the Blue Ridge Mountains

What was one impact of Spanish missions on the Native Americans?

• some Native Americans were converted to Christianity
• Many Native Americans immigrated to Spain
• Native Americans began building ships to explore Europe & Asia

Chronological order: Select what happened FIRST chronologically.

• De Soto explores Georgia

• Spain establishes several Catholic missions along the Georgia coast