Spanish Colonial, Mexican Independence, Texas Revolution

Missions are

• Religious settlements designed to convert Native Americans
•  military forts designed to protect the missions
• Someone who is part spanish part Native American
• Land agents who sell land to new settlers

presidios are

• Religious settlements designed to convert Native Americans
•  military forts designed to protect the missions
• Someone who is part spanish part Native American
• Land agents who sell land to new settlers

What is a Tejano?

• Someone of Spanish heritage who lives in Texas
• Someone who is mixed Spanish and Native American
• Native American from Texas
• White American

What is a Mestizo?

• Someone of Spanish heritage who lives in Texas
• Someone who is mixed Spanish and Native American
• Native American from Texas
• White American

How did the Spanish respond to the French threat?

• By creating missions along the coast

• By creating missions in East Texas

• By building missions in Louisiana

• By starting missions in West Texas

Many names of cities in TX, such as El Paso, reflect the language and culture of---

• England

• Portugal

• France

• Spain

The development of Missions and conversion to Catholicism are examples of what Texas Era?

• Natural Texas and its People

• Spanish Colonial

• Mexican Colonial

• Age of Contact

All of the following were true regarding the Constitution of 1824 except ?

• Mexico raised taxes in Texas. 
•  Texas was united with Coahuila because of the Small Population 
•  The official religion was catholic
• The Central Government was weak 
  

Mexico's independence in 1821 marked the beginning of a period known as the _____ era.

• Mexican Imperial
• Mexican National
• Texas Colonial
• Spanish Colonial

Mexican native _____ brought more than 100 families from Mexico to Texas.

• Baron de Bastrop
• Martin De Leon
• Erasmo Seguin
• Lorenzo de Zavala