Fort St. Louis

The Tea Act was:

• A British law that imposed taxes on tea

• An American law that banned tea imports

• A French law regulating tea trade

• A Chinese law on tea cultivation

Who founded Fort St. Louis?

• René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle

• Christopher Columbus

• Hernán Cortés

• Ferdinand Magellan

What was the reaction of Spain to the establishment of Fort St. Louis?

• Spain ignored the establishment.

• Spain welcomed the establishment.

• Spain was indifferent to the establishment.

• Spain opposed the establishment.

What happened to Fort St. Louis after it was established?

• It became a major trading post.

• It was abandoned.

• It was destroyed by a hurricane.

• It was captured by the Spanish.

Who burned the remains of Fort St. Louis?

• The Spanish

• The French

• The British

• The Native Americans

Who founded Fort St. Louis and encountered Caddo Native Americans in East Texas, promising to return and create a mission for them?

• René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle

• Christopher Columbus

• Hernán Cortés

• Francisco Pizarro

What was the purpose of missions in relation to native people?

• To convert native people to Christianity

• To trade goods with native people

• To establish military alliances with native people

• To explore new territories

Presidios are built to house soldiers, who protected the settlers and _______.

• missions

• farmers

• traders

• explorers

The first East Texas mission created by Father Massanet for the Caddo people was established in which year?

• 1716

• 1690

• 1720

• 1685

When was San Juan Bautista established in relation to the first East Texas mission?

• Before the first East Texas mission

• After the first East Texas mission

• At the same time as the first East Texas mission

• It was not related to the first East Texas mission