What happened to Indians that lived on the missions when they closed?

They went to work for the Rancho owners, Some got land and animals

What led to the Mexican War for Independence?

Many people were unhappy with Spanish rule.

If you went to a rodeo, which of these would you see the most?

Vaqueros doing riding and roping skills with horses and cattle

What change in the law helped make California richer?

allowed trade with other countries

Californios were known for their?

hospitality and friendliness to guests

goods brought from another country

After the Mexican War for Independence, how did the new government change the missions?

Closed the Missions and divided the land into land grants

Which of these happened from the closing of the missions, secularization?

California Indians received little land to live on.

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4th Grade Social Studies Unit 4.5 Test Mexican California

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Social Studies Unit 4 Lesson 5

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1
What happened to Indians that lived on the missions when they closed?
They got money, houses and land grants
They went to work for the Rancho owners
They left with the missionaries to live in Spain
Some got land and animals
2
What led to the Mexican War for Independence?
Many people were unhappy with Spanish rule.
Missionaries wanted to rule the government.
California wanted to join the United States.
The United States invaded New Spain.
3
Mexicans who were born in California are called
ranchos
Spanish citizens
vaqueros
Californios
4
The speech that Father Hildalgo gave was called...
The speech of the valley
The speech of freedom
The Cry of Delores
5
If you went to a rodeo, which of these would you see the most?
Vaqueros doing riding and roping skills with horses and cattle
a singer with a guitar playing music
Big parties called fiestas
People dancing the fandango
6
What change in the law helped make California richer?
Setting up the Bank of Mexico
giving women the right to own businesses
giving the Native Americans from the missions land and animals
allowed trade with other countries
7
Californios were known for their?
large haciendas
hospitality and friendliness to guests
ability to ride horses and rope cattle
showing off their wealth
8
Who received most of the mission lands?
The Mexican Government
Wealthy Californios
California Indians
Former owners of the missions
9
When trading ships came, what did the rancheros trade for tools and clothing?
Lots of cash money
Hides and tallow from cattle
lumber and weapons
adobe bricks and clay dishes
10
Where did the leaders meet to see if they wanted to be ruled by Mexico?
Monterey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
11
Who gave the speech that called for people to fight against Spain?
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Juanna Briones
12
Women could own Land Under Mexican Rule?
true
false
13
Import is....
goods brought from another country
a cattle ranch
a cowhand
goods sent from another country
14
A Vaquero is...
a cattle ranch
a cowhand
goods brought in from another country
goods sent to another country
15
How many years did the war with Spain last?
10
5
29
11
16
Who was most likely to use a reata and a fierro?
vaqueros
Spanish citizens
Californios
rancho owners
17
What is a diseno?
a hand drawn map
a boat used to carry goods
a brand for cattle
a rope used by vaqueros
18
The Mexican War for Independence ended in 1821. Who ruled California after the war?
Mexico
California Republic
Spain
The United States
19
An Export is....
goods sent to another country
a cowhand
a cattle ranch
goods brought from another country
20
A rancho is....
a cowhand
goods brought from another country
goods sent to another country
a cattle ranch
21
After the Mexican War for Independence, how did the new government change the missions?
Continued to develop the Missions and use them to make cities
turned them into pueblos
gave the missions to the Native Americans who worked their
Closed the Missions and divided the land into land grants
22
Which of these happened from the closing of the missions, secularization?
California Indians received little land to live on.
Missionaries started small farms.
California Indians started many small farms.
Californios shared their land.
23
What became the center of California's economy under Mexican Rule?
baked goods
Ranchos
farming
candle shops

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