Texas Empresarios
Spanish Explorers
Texas Native Americans
Latitude & Longitude
Mission System
100

I am the Empresario who came to Texas from Missouri

Moses Austin

100

I mapped out the coast of Texas

Alonso Alvarez de Pineda

100

Known as tall natives who "ate their enemies" 

Karankawa

100

Latitude runs in which direction

East-West

100

Also known as an Iglesia

A church

200

My dad was considered the "Grandfather of Texas", I brought thousands of people to Texas

Stephen F. Austin

200

I found the Grand Canyon by accident but ended up coming through El Paso de Norte

Francisco Vasquez De Coronado

200

We lived in tall dome shaped homes in East Texas

Caddo

200

Longitude runs in which Direction...

North-South 

200

A presidio is also known as a 

Military fort or outpost

300

I'm the only Mexican Empresario in Texas, who founded the city of Victoria

Martin De Leon

300

I healed different Illnesses with natural resources and wrote a book above my travels 

Cabeza de Vaca

300

Known as a angry group who lived in the Great Plains of Texas

Commanche

300

Relative Location is what

When you are describing a location

300

Missions were built along

Rivers or streams

400

I founded the city of Gonzalez

Green Dewitt

400

I came through El Paso, more importantly San Eli and had the first Thanksgiving 

Juan de Onate

400

These natives lived in the Mountains and Basins Region

Jumano

400

Absolute Location is

the exact location of a person or object

400

the religion Natives got converted too

Catholics

500

I made bad financial investments in Texas and settled in Nacogdoches. I started a rebellion called the Fredonian Rebellion 

Haden Edwards

500

I am the Frenchmen that went through Texas and got Killed by my crew

Rene-Robert Cavelier de La Salle

500

This group settled in South Texas along the Rio Grande

Coahuiltecans

500

When using Lat. & Long. you are finding the

Absolute Location

500

The 2 goals of the mission system was to

Establish Settlements, Convert natives into catholics

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