Worksheets2.II The Spanish Borderlands
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is defined as "The far edges of Spain's North American empire. Conquistadors pushed into here looking for more riches"?
Spanish Borderlands
7 Cities of Cibola
Presidios
Missionaries
Who was the conquistador who led one of the first trips into North America?
Juan Ponce De Leon
Marcos de Niza
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Juan de Onate
What is defined as "an old European myth of 7 extremely rich cities, Spaniards thought they were in North America"?
Spanish Borderlands
7 Cities of Cibola
Missions
Presidios
Who was the Spanish priest that claimed to find the golden city in New Mexico?
Juan Ponce de Leon
Marcos de Niza
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Juan de Onate
Who set out in 1540 from Mexico City with de Niza and a large expedition to find the gold cities?
Juan Ponce de Leon
Marcos de Niza
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
St. Augustine
What is defined as "walled forts where soldiers lived to protect the land from other Europeans"?
Presidios
Missions
Pueblos
Spanish Borderlands
Who was the Spanish Naval officer that built St. Augustine fort in Florida to protect from the French and English?
Pedro Menendez de Aviles
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Juan Ponce de Leon
Marcos de Niza
What is defined as "Religious people who converted others to their religion"?
Missionaries
Colonize
Presidios
Kanye West
What is defined as "settlements where missionaries preached and taught Native Americans"?
Presidios
Missions
7 Cities of Cibola
Mega-churches
Who led the settlement of New Mexico, bringing 400+ soldiers and 7,000+ animals in 1598?
Juan de Onate
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Giannis Antetokuompo
Marcos de Niza
What is defined as "fighting back"?
Revolting
Missions
Presidios
Being a Willie Brown 8th grader
How did Juan Ponce de Leon die?
From old age
From eating too many double-doubles
From a poisoned arrow to the stomach
From marching too many miles
How far did the Coronado Expedition travel?
7,000+ mi
5 mi
30 lightyears
7,000 ft
Who landed in Florida in April 1513?
Ponce de Leon
Coronado
de Niza
de Aviles
What is true about Ponce de Leon's time in Florida?
He first landed there in 1513
He came back 8 years after his first landing
He brought 200+ soldiers with him
He wanted to colonize the territory
He encountered the first "Florida Man"
What is defined as "setting up a settlement/territory in a new land governed by a different country"?
Colonize
Presidio
Revolt
White Peopling
How far did Spaniards search for the 7 Cities of Cibola?
From Florida to Texas
From Canada to Russia
From Narnia to Hogwarts
From China to Egypt
How many types of settlements did Spaniards make in their borderlands?
3
21
None
Huh?
What is true about St. Augustine?
Built by Pedro Menendez de Aviles
Meant to protect from French and English
Oldest permanent settlement in the U.S.
Founded in 1565
Has the world's largest supply of cheese and cheese-related products
What is true regarding missions?
Missionaries taught here
Missionaries preached here
They grew food here
They produced goods here
They were nothing but positive for Native Americans
How did Pueblos first treat Spaniards?
They welcomed them
They killed them on sight
They traded recipes with them
They played 21 together
How did the Spaniards treat the Pueblos?
They enslaved them
They whipped their religious leaders
They repaid their kindness with more kindness
They made them rich
What were the pro's of Spaniards coming to America?
New tools
New foods
Raising sheep
Pueblos taught Spaniards new food techniques
Smallpox
How many pueblos existed pre-Coronado?
100+
19
7,000+
2.4
How many pueblos existed after Coronado? (1700 ad)
19
100+
5,098,332
0
What's true about the Spaniards' interaction with the Pueblos?
The Spaniards were driven out for 12 years
By the 1600's and 1700's they spread their language, religion, and culture to the Southwest
They interacted peaceably for all time
They gave them all Wing Stop 10 pc combos
