Unit 1-3 Review

Who brought over diseases to Texas and killed the Native Americans?

• Texans

• French

• British

• Spanish Missionaries

What Spanish explorer set sail and mapped the Texas Coastline in 1519?

• de Pineda

• La Salle

• Cabeza de Vaca

• Hernan Cortes

What were the settlements called that Nuns and Priests used to convert Native Americans to Catholicism?

• quests

• missions

• conversions

• presidios

Cause: Spanish MISSIONARIES brought diseases to North America.

• Effect: Native Americans had no immunity to diseases and died.

• Effect: Texans had no immunity to diseases and died.

• Effect: Native Americans were focused to move or they had to fight to keep their homes.

• Effect: Cabeza de Vaca encountered Native American groups.

Who came to Texas and would build Missions & Presidios?

• Texans

• French

• British

• Spaniards

What are the three G's? (The 3 main reasons the spaniards came to the New World)

• God, Good, Glory

• Gold, Go, God

• Glory, God, Got

• God, Gold, Glory

The causes of Spanish Exploration of the New World boil down to:

• God, gold, and glory

• son of King John I of Portugal. He was a patron and supporter of the explorations who wanted to find a path around Africa to India, but died.

• navigational instrument for finding directions

• An instrument used by sailors to determine their location by observing the position of the stars and planets

What Spanish explorer shipwrecked near present-day Galveston who was searching for the city of El Dorado?

• Christopher Columbus

• Fray Marcos

• Cabeza de Vaca

• La Salle

What was Cibola?

• French Outpost

• Native American tribe

• A legend about seven cities of gold

• The Aztecs god

Who was the 1st European to explore and chart a map of the Texas coast?

• de Pineda

• Christopher Columbus

• Hernan Cortes

• Cabeza de Vaca