Unit 1C Review

What phrase shows Spain's main reasons for exploring?

• God, Gold, and Glory

• New World, More Money

• Spain over France

• Trading and learning

After being shipwrecked, how did Cabeza de Vaca survive?

• living like the Indians and using the resources he had available

• using supplies from his ship and tricking the Native Americans

• traveling to the nearest mission for help

• becoming a king and ruling over his city of gold

What was LaSalle's reason for coming to Texas?

• He wanted to create a settlement & trading posts

• He wanted to find the city of Gold

• He wanted to go to Mexico

• They wanted religious freedom and safety

When the Spanish arrived at Fort St. Louis (LaSalle's town), what did they find?

• French soldiers ready to fight

• An empty, deserted town

• The Comanche were living there

• A group of French people who wanted to trade

What happened in 1519?

• Pineda created his map of the coast

• Cabeza de Vaca was shipwrecked

• Coronado found the city of gold

• Mexico gained independence

What was Coronado looking for?

• the City of Gold

• Mining areas

• Good farm land

• oil deposits

Why were Texas Indians so negatively impacted by meeting European explorers?

• Diseases killed hundreds of thousands

• Their food source was destroyed

• They were forced to work on rice plantations

• They weren't negatively impacted

The movement of foods, animals, and diseases between Europe and the Americas is called...

• Columbian Exchange

• The Great Swap

• The European-American Mixup

• The Great Atlantic Trade

The purpose of the mission system was...

• To set up trading towns

• To make Native Americans Christians who were loyal to Spain

• To kick out the French from Spain's claimed territory

• To imprison the Native Americans until they gave up their gold.

Why did some missions fail?

• The Native people had their own religions, beliefs, and ways of doing things.

• The missionaries could not build structures that would last.

• The Spanish sent no support for the missionaries.

• Most missionaries didn't believe in what they were doing.