week 10 article 6 SS 11/22 4A

What challenges did the American Indian tribes of Texas face during the Spanish mission era?

• They were welcomed and respected by all missionaries.

• They faced strict rules and mistreatment.

• They were given freedom to follow their customs.

• They were allowed to keep their lands.

Why were the tribes in Texas unwilling to settle in one place?

• They loved traveling.

• They followed animal migration patterns.

• They were afraid of the Spanish.

• They had no permanent homes.

What did the tribes have to abandon when living in the missions?

• Their homes

• Their customs and beliefs

• Their families

• Their languages

Which tribe was no match for the Comanche?

• Apache

• Lipan Apache

• Wichita

• Caddo

What did the Comanche want to control?

• The missions

• Most of Texas

• The Spanish

• The Lipan Apache

Where did the Lipan Apache retreat to for help?

• Oklahoma

• Colorado

• San Antonio

• Wichita

What was built for the Lipan Apache in 1757?

• A fort

• A mission

• A school

• A village

What happened to Mission Santa Cruz de San Sabá in 1758?

• It was completed.

• It was abandoned.

• It was attacked and burned.

• It was expanded.

Who were the Comanche's allies?

• The Spanish

• The Lipan Apache

• The Wichita and the Caddo

• The American government

What did the decline of the Spanish mission system signal?

• The end of Spanish rule

• The rise of the Lipan Apache

• The control of Texas by American Indian tribes

• The expansion of Spanish missions