Chapter Two Flashcards

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Define “René Robert Cavalier, Sieur de La Salle.”

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a 17th-century French explorer and fur trader in North America

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2
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Define “Alonso de León.”

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an explorer and governor who led several expeditions into the area that is now northeastern Mexico and southern Texas

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3
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Define “Martín de Alarcón.”

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the Governor of Coahuila and Spanish Texas from 1705 until 1708, and again from 1716 until 1719

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4
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Define “Los Adaes.”

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the capital of Tejas on the northeastern frontier of New Spain from 1729 to 1770

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5
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Define “Taovayas.”

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a tribe of the Wichita people originally from Kansas who moved south into Oklahoma and Texas in the 18th century

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6
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Define “San Gabriel Missions.”

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a Roman Catholic mission and historic landmark in San Gabriel, California

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Define “Norteños.”

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a term used in reference to a group of Indian tribes in 18th-century Texas, popularized with the destruction of Mission Santa Cruz de San Sabá in 1758

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Define “Antonio Gil Ibarvo.”

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Spanish lieutenant governor and commander of the militia in Nacogdoches in the late 18th century

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Define “Nuestra Señora del Refugio.”

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the last of the Spanish missions in Texas, founded on February 4, 1793

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10
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Define “Philip Nolan.”

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mustanger and filibuster

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Define “John Sibley.”

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physician and member of the Long Expedition whose correspondence to various figures in the United States helped to shape the image of Texas there

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12
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Define “Neutral Ground Agreement.”

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agreement declaring the disputed territory between Louisiana and Texas neutral ground

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13
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Define “Joaquín de Arredondo.”

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Spanish military commandant instrumental in suppressing Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla’s revolt in Mexico

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14
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Define “Duwali.”

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the principal chief of the Cherokees in Texas

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15
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Define “Adams-Onís Treaty.”

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treat signed on February 22, 1819, by John Quincy Adams for the United States and by Luis de Onís for Spain, renouncing the United States claim to Texas

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16
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Which bay did La Salle and the French land on the Texas coast?

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Matagorda Bay

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Which tribe of Indians did the Franciscan missions in San Antonio serve?

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Coahuiltecans

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18
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Which settlement did Louis Juchereau de St. Denis found in Louisiana?

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Natchitoches

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19
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Which Indian groups did the Norteños consist of?

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Caddos, Comanches, and Wichitas

20
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Which rivers did Franciscans establish missions on?

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Brazos, Neches, and San Saba

21
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The Regulation of 1772 was issued following the inspection tour of which Spaniard?

A

Marqués de Rubí

22
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Mission Nuestra Señora del Refugio was established for which Indian group?

A

Karankawas

23
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The first cattle drives originating in Texas headed to which province?

A

Louisiana

24
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The Freeman-Custis expedition explored which Texas river?

A

Red River

25
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Which Indian tribe migrated to Texas from the United States in the 1800s?

A

Cherokees

26
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T/F: the Hasinai/Tejas Indians responded favorably to the Spanish Franciscans’ missionary efforts.

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false: the Nabedache caddí informed the friars that his people would kill them if they did not leave immediately

27
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T/F: Martin de Alarcón established the settlement of San Antonio in 1718.

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true: on May 1, 1718, he assisted Father Antonio San Buenaventura y Olivares in the founding of San Antonio de Valero mission

28
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T/F: the Isleños who settled at San Antonio originally came from the Cape Verde islands.

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false: they were from the Canary Islands

29
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T/F: the Norteños were trading partners and military allies of the French in Louisiana.

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true: French traders formed an alliance along the Red River with the Caddos, Wichitas, and Comanches, who the Spanish grouped together as the Norteños

30
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T/F: the Regulation of 1772 called for the Franciscans to reinforce the East Texas missions.

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false: the Regulation of 1772 called for the abandonment of all missions and presidios in Texas, except those at San Antonio and La Bahía

31
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T/F: Spanish women in Texas were not allowed to keep their property when they married.

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false: unmarried women who owned property maintained title to that property even after marriage

32
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T/F: the Neutral Ground agreement was established in 1806 between Spain and France.

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false: it declared the disputed territory between Louisiana and Texas to be neutral ground

33
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T/F: Joaquín de Arredondo led the Republican Army of the North into Texas in 1812.

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false: Arredondo suppressed Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla’s revolt and criollo-related revolts in Mexico in 1812 and 1813

34
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T/F: the Alabama and Coushatta Indians established villages in the Big Thicket in the early 1800s.

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true: three groups of American Indians are historically associated with the early history of the thicket: the Atakapas, the Caddos, and the Alabama and Coushattas

35
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T/F: James Long fought to defend the Louisiana-Texas border established by the Adams-Onís Treaty.

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false: Long was the leader of the Long Expedition, a filibustering expedition to conquer Texas in reaction against the Adams-Onís Treaty

36
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Who joined Louis Jolliet in an expedition to ascertain whether the Mississippi flowed into the Gulf of Mexico?

A

Jacques Marquette

37
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Who was Antoine de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac?

A

French governor of Louisiana between 1710 and 1716

38
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Who was the San Antonio mission built for?

A

the Coahuiltecans

39
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What is the Mission San Antonio de Valero known as today?

A

the Alamo

40
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Which Native American groups signed the Treaty of 1785?

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Comanche and Wichita

41
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Who was Nuestra Señora del Rosario built for?

A

the Karankawas

42
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Who was Antonio Gil Ibarvo?

A

Spanish lieutenant governor and commander of the militia in Nacogdoches

43
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Who was Athanase de Mézières?

A

soldier assigned to the French outpost at Natchitoches

44
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Who was Simón de Herrera?

A

Spanish military commander who entered into the Neutral Ground Agreement on November 5, 1806

45
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Who was Duwali?

A

Cherokee chief