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California Missions: Mexican Independence
California Missions: Mexican Independence
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Match the word with its definition: Californio
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
Business.
A person living in early California descended from Spanish settlers.
To take away from religious control
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Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was important because
He was the king of New Spain.
He was the first settler in Alta California
He begins his fight for Mexican independence
He worked at the missions
3
Match the word with its definition: land grant
An official document that gives someone the right to own an area of land.
To take away from religious control
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
Freedom from the rule of another person, country, or government.
4
After secularization, the California Indians ...
Could leave the missions and find work.
Had to return back to their villages.
Were still forced to stay at the missions.
Became farmers
5
John A. Sutter is a person who
Is a settler from Switzerland who settled in Alta California.
Is a Californio who ran the ranchos.
Begin the fight for Mexican independence
Traded fur and tallow with the Indians.
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Match the word with its definition: secularize
A large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep, and horses.
Business
To take away from religious control
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
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Match the word with its definition: rancho
A large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep, and horses.
A person living in early California descended from Spanish settlers.
Business.
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
8
Match the word with its definition: commerce
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
To take away from religious control
Business
A person living in early California descended from Spanish settlers.
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Match the word with its definition: republic
A large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep, and horses.
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
Business
To take away from religious control
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The Mexican Republic wanted secularization because
They felt the church was too powerful
The Missionaries left the missions
The missions did not benefit the Indians and they wanted the land.
The republic was not Catholic
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Match the word with its definition: independence
Freedom from the rule of another person, country, or government.
To take away from religious control
A type of government-run by elected leaders.
An official document that gives someone the right to own an area of land.
12
To get land in the New Mexican Republic people had to?
Provide a diseno and prove the land was not being used.
Be of Mexican citizens and part of the Catholic church.
Apply for a land grant
All of the above
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What is the difference between New Spain and the Mexican Republic?
They are located in different places.
New Spain did not raise animals and the Republic did.
The Mexican Republic was more strict toward the Indians.
New Spain is ruled by a king and a republic has elected officials.
