Spanish Missions of Texas

Which mission is most commonly known as the Alamo

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y Miguel Aguayo

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

Which mission is known for it's religious ceremonies and celebrations?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

• Mission Nuestra Senora de la Purisma Concepcion de Acuna

Which mission was the site of a famous battle during the Texas Revolution?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

• Mission San Franciso de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y San Miguel Aguayo

Which mission is known as Mission Concepcion?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

• Mission Nuestra Senora de la Purisma Concepcion de Acuna

Who did not live in a mission?

• Spanish Priest or Friars

• Americans

• Native Americans

• Spanish Soldiers

Which mission is the southernmost mission in San Antonio?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Franciso de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y San Miguel Aguayo

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

Which mission has a unique archway and door to its church?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y San Miguel Aguayo

• Mission Nuestra Senora de la Purisma Concepcion de Acuna

Which mission is known as the Queen of the Missions?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y San Miguel Aguayo

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

Which missions progress was slowed because of many Native American attacks?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Jose y San Miguel Aguayo

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

Which of the San Antonio missions was built first?

• Mission San Antonio de Valero

• Mission San Francisco de la Espada

• Mission San Juan Capistrano

• Mission Nuestra Senora de la Purisma Concepcion de Acuna