Mod 3 Early Explorers/Missions

Mission building and locations were often influenced by...

A conquistador during Spanish Exploration would be a?

Their main objective was trading with the native peoples, not conquest for "God, Glory, Gold".

The Era (age) of Exploration in Texas would best be?.

The cities with the largest populations live in this region of Texas. 

He was on an expedition that shipwrecked off the coast of Galveston Island.

This explorer was shipwrecked and stranded at Galveston after a hurricane & wandered in wilds?

Spain built missions and presidios to claim land, teach trade or job skills to Indians, and?

The Spanish explorers unknowingly brought this negative impact to the American Indians?

The Spanish found this French fort abandoned; took it as a sign that the French wanted Texas

It was the first mission that Spain built in Texas, in 1682, near modern-day El Paso.

Perhaps the most important job for Native Americans at the Spanish mission.

A lasting legacy of the Spanish colonization of Texas?

These were built to protect Spanish missions from French and/or native Indian attacks.

Spanish officials founded the San Antonio settlement/town in?.

The #1 priority of the French was to convert native peoples into Christianity.

Another word or phrase for "motivated"

Someone who works to convert (change) someone to his/her religion is called a...

Hernando de Soto wanted to find?

when the Spanish discovered French exploring Texas, the Spanish?

The Spanish will lose further interest in exploring Texas when they do NOT find?

Life in a Spanish Mission was like?

Established a trading fort in Matagorda Bay ; was later killed by his own men.

This motivated the Spanish to want to travel to Texas?.

This dude was the first to explore the Texas coast, and while he was at it, he made a map.

LaSalle's Ft. St. Louis mission settlement near Matagorda Bay was a?.

Cibola was a?

Which one of these was NOT part of the purpose of Spanish missions?

The Spanish explorers who came in 1519 and entered what is now Mexico were called...?

Impact of Cabeza de Vaca and Pineda expeditions?

They came for "God, Glory, and Gold" (spread religion, gain power & material wealth)

Spain wanted the missions to be?