What do you think was a significant effect of Cabeza de Vaca's journey

Increased Spanish interest in exploration

Why did Native American ways of life differ across Texas?

Various climate zones & land forms made NA adapt differently

What is Cabeza de Vaca famously known for?

The first explorer ever to traipse around Texas

What was Cabeza de Vaca's mission when exploring Texas

To report back to the King on whether or not to colonize TX

A Spanish fort meant to protect the settlers of New Spain

What happened to Cabeza de Vaca on his journey through Texas

He got lost, but was helped by the NA to get back to Mexico

What is a Spanish mission?

Catholic Church established to convert NA to Christianity

What is a primary document?

First hand account of event by someone alive during the time

Why did Spanish Texas almost fail?

Decreasing population made the land hard to control

How was the French settlements of the New World different from the Spanish?

adapted to Native American ways of survival

When we are presented with an image of a map, we must always ...

Draw a compass rose, and look at the key

Where were Spanish Missions Established?

Near water ways in order to obtain supplies and transport

What were some effects of European Colonization on Native Americans?

Forced to assimilate to European culture, Forced off of their homelands, Kidnapped and enslaved by Spanish conquistadors, 90% of NA died from deadly diseases brought by Europeans

What are our test taking strategies?

Annotate question - circling key points of what is asked., Taking GIST notes on readings to extract key information, Using learned info of what happened to choose best answer

Why did the Spanish establish presidios and missions?

Concern over the French settling on the land and taking it.

What are the effects seen today from New Spain's Catholic mission system?

Mexico has a high Catholic population today

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1
What do you think was a significant effect of Cabeza de Vaca's journey
Mass migration of Native American tribes.
fear of the NA and never explore Texas
Increased Spanish interest in exploration
Decreased Spanish interest in exploration
2
Why did Native American ways of life differ across Texas?
Spanish conquistadors split up the NA to gain more control
All NA were war like and because of this they split up
All NA were a part of one large tribe that was very peaceful
Various climate zones & land forms made NA adapt differently
3
What is Cabeza de Vaca famously known for?
The Governor of Coahila y Tejas
Catholic Priest who inspired the people of Mexico to revolt
The first explorer ever to traipse around Texas
A cartographer who mapped the Gulf of Mexico
4
What was Cabeza de Vaca's mission when exploring Texas
To work as a spy to find out what the French were up to
To find a new type of medicine to cure the King of disease
To "cleanse" TX of as many NA savages as possible
To report back to the King on whether or not to colonize TX
5
What is a presidio?
A Spanish fort meant to protect the settlers of New Spain
A French port
The Spanish word for colonization
Catholic Church meant to convert the NA to christianity
6
What region is known famously as the Louisiana Purchase? Who owned this region before the U.S.?
2 : Mexico
1 : Russia
4 : Mexico
3: France
7
What region of Texas experienced the most snowfall in 1929?
East
West
South
North
8
What happened to Cabeza de Vaca on his journey through Texas
He was sold into slavery and never heard from again
He was murdered by Native Americans
He decided to stay with the NA and adopt their ways of life
He got lost, but was helped by the NA to get back to Mexico
9
What is a Spanish mission?
A fort established to protect Native Americans
Catholic Church established to convert NA to Christianity
A swath of land used to herd livestock.
The covert name of the French fur trapping trade.
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What is a primary document?
First hand account of event by someone alive during the time
Collection of information, typically compiled by a historian
A book
The most accurate source of information
11
Why did Spanish Texas almost fail?
All but one colony was wiped out by disease
Crop failure
Supply and demand for goods was out of balance
Decreasing population made the land hard to control
12
How was the French settlements of the New World different from the Spanish?
taught the Native Americans French
converted the Native Americans to Christianity.
adapted to Native American ways of survival
Grew tobacco
13
When we are presented with an image of a map, we must always ...
Ignore the map
Rely on our knowledge to fill in the missing information
Write GIST notes.
Draw a compass rose, and look at the key
14
Where were Spanish Missions Established?
Near water ways in order to obtain supplies and transport
In Louisiana by the French
In the desert because thats where the NA population dwelled
Near the train stations in order to obtain supplies
15
What were some effects of European Colonization on Native Americans?
Forced to assimilate to European culture
Forced off of their homelands
Kidnapped and enslaved by Spanish conquistadors
90% of NA died from deadly diseases brought by Europeans
16
What are our test taking strategies?
Guess
Annotate question - circling key points of what is asked.
Taking GIST notes on readings to extract key information
Using learned info of what happened to choose best answer
17
Why did the Spanish establish presidios and missions?
Worries that the Native Americans would attack their people
Concern over the French settling on the land and taking it.
Threats of Hernando Cortes taking control of the Mississippi
God sent them on a mission to convert NA - no gold here
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What are the effects seen today from New Spain's Catholic mission system?
None
The mission - presidio system is still thriving today.
The United States has banned Catholocism.
Mexico has a high Catholic population today

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