UNIT 2 TEXAS REVIEW

What was Cibola and what role did it play in the early Spanish exploration of Texas?

• Cibola was a successful mission that was established in San Antonio.
• Cibola was a ship filled with Spanish colonists that landed on the Texas coast.
• Cibola was a legend about seven cities of gold that drew many Spanish explorers to Texas.
• Cibola was a disease that wiped out many Spaniards.

Which of the following explorers was shipwrecked near Galveston and taken captive by local Native Americans?

• Robert La Salle
• Hernán Cortés
• Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca
• Francisco Vásquez de Coronado

This explorer was searching for the Mississippi, but ended up in Texas where his own men would eventually kill him. Who was he?

• Cabeza de Vaca
• LaSalle
• Pineda
• Coronado

Which of the following was NOT a reason for Spanish exploration of Texas?

• glory
• gold
• guns
• god

What did Coronado HOPE to find in Texas?

• Seven Cities of Gold
• buffalo herds
• a land passage to the Pacific
• all-water route to New England

Which headline could have occurred in 1519?

• Pineda Maps Coastline of Texas!
• La Salle Lands at Gulf Coast!
• Coronado Crosses Texas!
• Cortes Defeats Aztecs!

How did LaSalle's exploration affect Texas?

• He established towns that are still around today.
• He created a map of Texas.
• It renewed Spanish settlement in Texas.
• It had no effect at all.

The Battle of Medina resulted in

• victory of the Republican Army

• arrests of many revolutionary fighters

• calls for the fillibusters to invade Texas

• defeat of the Guiterrez-Magee expedition

Catholic priest who cooperated with the French to bring Missions to East Texas

• Francisco Hidalgo

• Jose de Escandon

• Antonio Margil de Jesus

• Fray Damian Massanet

-​ ​I​ ​helped​ ​influence​ ​Alonso​ ​de Leon​ ​to​ ​occupy​ ​Texas.
-I​ ​wanted​ ​to​ ​convert​ ​Native Americans​ ​of​ ​East​ ​Texas​ ​to Christianity.
-I​ ​led​ ​the​ ​building​ ​of​ ​the​ ​Mission San​ ​Francisco​ ​de​ ​los​ ​Tejas.

• Father Damian Massanet
• Jose de Escandon
• Antonio Margil de Jesus
• Francisco Hidalgo