Taco 'bout culture!
Spanish food that influenced modern Tex-Mex is an example of cultural ____
influence
Missions were mainly built to convert Native Americans to the _____ religion
Catholic
Founded the most successful mission in
Texas, which helped San Antonio become
a successful city
Antonio Margil de Jesus
Spain was worried after the Louisiana Purchase because the U.S. might
start expanding and taking the land
Henry Danger's best bud/boss
Ray / Captain Man
City names like San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and El Paso show the influence of Spanish _____
language
Presidios were where the ____ from _____ lived.
Soldiers .... Spain
True or False: La Salle’s Fort St. Louis was a success!
False
This country’s new control of Louisiana caused Spanish concerns
United States
In the Thunderman's, Billy's sister is named _____
Nora or Phoebe
Spanish ranches that provided resources like food and cattle in Texas were called ____
ranchos
HE founded the first Spanish mission in East Texas in 1690
Fray Damian Massanet
The year San Antonio & the Alamo were founded
1718
The Spanish built missions, presidios, and settlements to protect against THIS rival power
The French / France
Natives in missions had to practice THIS religion only
Catholicism
True or False: Spanish missions are still used today
true
This friar asked the French for help restarting missions in East Texas
Francisco Hidalgo
The three settlement types in this ERA were called
Missions, presidios, Ranchos/Ranch
The three “G’s” that motivated Spanish exploration
God, Gold, Glory
True or False: Priests and Spanish soldiers embraced the culture of the Natives
False, they wanted Natives to convert
Name two or more lasting impacts of Spanish influence we see in Texas today
Any of the following: Place names/ vocabulary, food, architecture, arts/music, religion
Missions always included THIS type of building
Catholic church
This French explorer built Fort St. Louis in Texas
La Salle [throwwwwwbaaack]
The year that the Louisiana Purchase took place
1803
Other than teaching Native Americans the "Spanish way of life" including catholicism, Spain also used missions as a way to strengthen their _____
claim (over the land/over New Spain)