Week 10-12 Flashcards

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La Salle wanted

A

trade with the Indians to improve his wealth

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Spain had very little interest in Texas until

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La Salle established the first European colony on the Texas coast.

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2
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Mexico was once known as

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New Spain

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3
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La Salle faced all of the following troubles except

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building a mission

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4
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Fort Saint Louis was built on

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Garcitas Creek

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5
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La Salle’s leadership of his colony can best be described as

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harsh

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6
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What does the word bickering mean in paragraph 1 of “La Salle’s Final Disasters”?

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arguing

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7
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How did La Salle die?

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He was murdered by one of his own men.

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8
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Who survived the Karankawa massacre at Fort Saint Louis?

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5 children

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9
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What does “abuzz” mean in paragraph 3 of Spain’s Opinion of Texas?

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full of activity

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10
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The reader can tell that Spain wanted La Salle out of Texas because

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They sent 11 military expeditions to find his fort

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11
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The author organizes the article by

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explaining why Spain built the first mission in Texas and why it failed.

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12
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Hasinai left the San Francisco de los Tejas mission because

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they were getting sick from measles and smallpox

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13
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A person who does religious work in other countries is called a

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missionary

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14
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St. Denis wanted to

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set up trade with Spaniards in Mexico

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15
Q

Fray Olivares wanted to build a mission on the San Antonio River in 1709. What do most people call the mission?

A

The Alamo

16
Q

Which Texas city is known as Mission City?

A

San Antonio

17
Q

Hasinai, Tejas, Anadarko, and Nebedache are all

A

names for smaller bands of Caddo Indians

18
Q

Who was known as the “father of the lower Rio Grande Valley”?

A

Jose’ de Escandon

19
Q

Read this sentence: These fierce warriors attached tribes like the Lipan Apache. What does the word fierce mean in this sentence?

A

Savage and violent

20
Q

The Apaches wanted the Spanish to build missions for the Indians to live in because________.

A

they thought the soldiers would protect them

21
Q

What finally convinced the Spanish government to build a mission for the Lipan Apaches?

A

They had heard rumors of silver in Central Texas.

22
Q

What was the name of the mission built for the Apaches?

A

San Saba

23
Q

Why didn’t the Apache go into the mission after it was built when the priests invited them in?

A

It was hunting season

24
Q

What problem led to the Apaches asking the Spanish government to build a mission for them in their homeland?

A

The Comanches were running the Apaches out of their homeland.

25
Q

Using the articles “Threats to Spain’s Control” and “The Massacre at Mission San Saba,” in week 12, what did the two articles have in common?

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Both articles show how little Spain understood the trouble between the Comanche and Apache Indians in Texas

26
Q

Who was Jose de Paez?

A

An artist from Mexico

27
Q

Who was Pierre Talon?

A

A Fort Saint Louis survivor

28
Q

Which is the best summary of “Moses Austin Gets”Settle Texas Fever” in week 12?

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Moses Austin wanted to make money by establishing a colony in Texas. A friend in San Antonio persuaded the Spanish government to let Austin Build his colony. Austin became ill after a rough trip back to Missouri and died after asking his son to continue his work.