Spanish Missions in Texas 1650-1800

Jan 01, 2020

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Spanish Missions in Texas 1650-1800. Race to Claim Texas. After La Salle established Fort Saint Louis in Texas for France, a tug of war over the territory developed between France and Spain. Spain. Texas. France. La Salle.

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Spanish Missions in Texas 1650-1800

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Texas Missions :

Texas Missions :. The Basic Facts. A collaborative effort by 4 th grade teachers in Hays CISD. 2. What is a mission?. San Antonio National Historic Park 350 years of Texas History by Jim Jones. 3. Who lived in the missions?.

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Spanish Missions

Spanish Missions. SPANISH CONTROL OF THE TEXAS BORDERLANDS. To control the Texas borderlands the Spanish built 4 types of settlements: missions – religious communities presidios – military bases towns – small villages with farmers and merchants ranchos – or ranches. Missions.

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Texas Missions. Missions were Spain’s main way of colonizing Texas and were expected to support themselves. The first of missions were established in the El Paso area, then East Texas and finally in the San Antonio area.

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The Spanish Missions

The Spanish Missions. 1680’s – 1760’s. Mission. Religious communities Used to convert the American Indians to Catholicism worship, speak English, read, write, Spanish songs and dances, and farming Built near rivers Most built along the Rio Grande or in East Texas

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The Spanish Missions Section 3: The Spanish Return to Texas

The Spanish Missions Section 3: The Spanish Return to Texas. Bellwork. Why did the Spanish missions in East Texas fail? Why might the Spanish want to return to East Texas?. A New French Threat. After failures in East Texas, the Spanish ignore Texas for more than 20 years. Spanish Flag.

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Spanish Missions

Ch. 5 Power Notes. Spanish Missions Main Idea : Fearing a French presence, Spain renewed efforts to colonize Texas by establishing the mission system. Significance of Spanish Missions.

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Chapter 6 Spanish Settlement in Texas 1650-1800

Chapter 6 Spanish Settlement in Texas 1650-1800. Essential Questions Would the new world have been discovered without rivalry among the nations of Europe? Were the Spanish motivated by Gold, God, or Glory? To what extent were the French responsible for renewing Spain’s interest in Texas?

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Spanish Missions in Georgia

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Spanish Missions in Texas 1650-1800

Spanish Missions in Texas 1650-1800. Race to Claim Texas. Texas was between Spanish Mexico & French Louisiana La Salle had established Fort Saint Louis for France. Spain. Texas. France. La Salle. In 1689 Spaniard Alonso de Leon finds the remains of Fort St. Louis

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Spanish Missions in Texas

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Spanish Missions in Texas

Spanish Missions in Texas. Summary So Far. Europe Eyes the Americas. Columbus came to the New World looking for gold and a new trade route to Asia. Although he found neither, his four voyages inspired others to seek their fortunes in the Americas. The French Explore Texas.

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LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS

LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS. Towns & Ranches. Spanish Towns Develop. Spaniards established four civil settlements* in colonial Texas San Antonio de Bexar La Bahia Nacogdoches Laredo * a village made up of people who were neither soldier nor priest. Making the best of the frontier life.

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The Enlightenment 1650-1800

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Spanish Settlement in Texas 1650-1800 Chapter 6

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