Week 12 Flashcards

1
Q

in the 1600’s before Arizona was a small state what was it a part of?

A

A territory.

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2
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Why couldn’t the first people to live in Arizona get their crops to grow?

A

It was too hot and dry.

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3
Q

Why were the Spanish interested in Arizona?

A

The Spanish sent missionaries to convert the Indians to Spanish religious beliefs.

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4
Q

What does convert mean?

A

To convince someone to change.

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5
Q

Who established the first mission in Arizona and when?

A

Father Francisco Kino in 1691.

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6
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What is the name of the park with the first Spanish mission?

A

Tumacacori National Historical Park.

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7
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When was the Tumacacori Mission church built?

A

1800.

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8
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How many people did Father Kino convert?

A

4000.

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9
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After the explorers, like Coronado, Spain sent colonizers. What is a colonizer?

A

A person sent from one country to settle another country.

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10
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When did Father Kino arrive in Arizona?

A

1687.

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11
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What was Father Kino?

A

A missionary.

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12
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What is a missionary?

A

A person sent to convert peoples beliefs.

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13
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How many missions did Father Kino start and how many are still standing?

A

He started 29. Nine of them are still standing.

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14
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Which of Father Kino’s missions are still standing in Arizona?

A

Tumacacori and San Xavier del Bac.

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15
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When did Brother Garces arrive?

A

1768.

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16
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In the 1800’s the Spanish decided to stop trying to conquer the natives. What did they do instead?

A

They decided to help them instead.

17
Q

When did Mexico declare its independence from Spain?

A

1810, they had their own Revolutionary War.

18
Q

When is Mexican Independence Day?

A

September 16th

19
Q

How long did the Mexican Revolutionary War last?

A

11 years, it ended in 1821.

20
Q

What did Mexico get when they won the war?

A

Control over the southwest United States including Arizona.

21
Q

What else did Father Kino teach the natives?

A

He taught them how to grow crops and brought them new foods. He also got them horses, cows, and sheep.

22
Q

What is Father Kino’s nickname?

A

The Father of Arizona Ranching.

23
Q

What challenges did the missionaries face?

A

The natives already had their own religions and sometimes they chose to fight the Spanish.

24
Q

Which two people are honored in the Arizona Statuary Hall?

A

John C. Greenway and Father Kino.

25
Q

How is an armadillo protected?

A

It has bony plates all over its body.

26
Q

If an armadillo cant burrow how does it protect itself?

A

Its rolls up into a ball and tucks its head and feet inside.

27
Q

What type of armadillo is found in the southern United States?

A

The nine-banded armadillo. It grows up to 2 feet and 15 pounds.