Military bases in Spanish Colonial America designed to protect the missions from American Indian attacks

A large grazing farm where horses and cattle are raised

A large estate or plantation with a dwelling house

I established the first Spanish mission in East Texas in the late 1600s. I later burned the mission down! Who am I?

I began missionary work in East Texas but I'm best known for founding Mission San José in San Antonio - the most successful Spanish mission. Who am I?

I first worked in the missions of East Texas and later was at Mission San Antonio de Valero (later called the Alamo). I also was known for being the most patient with the Native Americans. Who am I?

Which was the first mission in all of Texas, built in present day El Paso?

Which of these was the first mission in EAST Texas - built in reaction to La Salle’s failed attempt to establish a French settlement?

Which of these missions illustrated the conflict between the two cultural groups with the massacre of priests by the plains Native American tribes?

Which of these missions were the MOST successful? (Later known as the Alamo)

Which of these was the presidio that defended the mission in San Antonio which would become the Alamo? (NOT the mission)

When was the first city in Texas established?

What was the first Spanish colonial city that was established in Texas?