Crops, animals, and diseases were transferred between the Old World and the New World in the:

Who explored the Gulf of Mexico in 1519 and is credited with making the first map of Texas?

Who crashed on the coast in Galveston in 1528, had a dramatic journey through Tejas, and wrote a journal about his adventure and interactions with Natives?

What is missing from the 3 Gs of Spanish exploration? ______, glory, and God.

Who was the French explorer who built Fort Saint Louis - which caused Spain to want to drive the French out of Tejas?

In what era was Tejas under the control of the Spanish Empire - who used the mission-presidio system to colonize?

What is a mission?

What is a presidio?

What was the name of the first Spanish mission in Texas and where was it located?

What Spanish priest founded San Francisco de las Tejas for the Caddo in the Piney Woods?

A Spanish priest encouraged Spanish missions to be built in East Texas. Who was he?

What town was founded in 1718, the center of Spanish defense in western Texas - having both a mission and a presidio?

Antonio Margil de Jesus founded what mission in 1720? It is known as the "Queen of the Missions".

What mission was very successful, the "Queen of the Missions", and helped establish the present day city of San Antonio?

Which of the following would NOT be a reason Natives in Texas would want to live in a Spanish mission?

Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Spanish mission-presidio system?

Which of the following was NOT a negative or problem for Native Americans in mission life?

Which was NOT a type of Spanish settlement in Texas?

True or False, although missions and presidios made up most of Spanish settlements, the Spanish also built ranches and towns.

Missions were located along what natural feature?

Which of the following were reasons the Spanish used the mission-presidio system to colonize New Spain?

What is another name for the mission San Antonio de Valero - the site of a famous battle in Texas History in 1836?

What presidio did the Spanish build on the ruins of La Salle's Fort Saint Louis?

In what era did Mexico win its independence from Spain?

In what year did Mexico win its independence from Spain?

a person who wages an unofficial war on a country and acts for their own benefit (adventurers and soldiers of fortune) are...

Who was the priest who sparked the fight for independence with his “Cry of Dolores”- a powerful speech?

Who of the following was NOT a filibuster from the Mexican National era in Texas history?

Which is NOT true about Jose Gutierrez de Lara?

What was the bloodiest battle on Texas soil and put an end to hope for Texas independence during the Mexican National Era?

After Mexico won it independence from Spain, the Constitution of 1824 combined Tejas with what other state?

What Mexican document was the first constitution to govern Texas?

The State Colonization Law of 1825 invited men from the United States to settle and manage colonies in Mexican Texas.

A rigid social structure in Spanish society in the New World that led to several societal problems and inequality...

A form of government in which citizens elect representatives is a...

The work of preparing the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock.

What word means the beliefs, ideas, customs, traditions, and skills of a people?

True or False, indigenous - people who are native to a particular place.

the movement of people to a new area or country in order to find work or better living conditions

Hunter-Gatherers lived what type of lifestyle?

The Caddoes lived in permanent homes, farmed, and made pottery. They lived a __________________ lifestyle.