Cards (17)

  • What were the three main goals (3 C's) of the Spanish Mission System?
    Three C's = Control, Convert, and Colonize
  • Where were missions mainly built and why?
    Missions were mainly built near rivers (Coastal Plains) because the water was useful for farming, drinking, and transportation.
  • What was the most important mission in Texas?
    The Alamo
  • What were the real impacts of San Antonio?
    It transformed San Antonio into a major trading center in Spanish Texas
  • What could be the title of the list below?
    _______________
    • kept the French out of Texas
    • Established the Spanish culture in Texas
    Succes of Missions
  • What could be the title of the list below?
    _______________
    • Native American resistants and conflicts
    • Spanish abandonment, lack of funds and loss of interest in Texas
    Failures of Missions
  • What did the U.S. purchase from France in 1803 for only 15 million dollars?

    The Lousiana Purchase
  • What did Spain and the U.S. call the land between Texas and Louisiana Territory because they couldn't decide the border?
    Neutral Ground
  • What did the Adams-Onis Treaty do?
    Spain gave Florida to the U.S.
  • Who was known as a popular horse thief?
    Philip Nolan
  • What was James long known for?
    He was known for the Long Expedition and the first attempt to capture Texas.
  • Who was Father Miguel Hidalgo known as and why?
    He was known as the "Father of Mexican Independence" because he made a speech, "El Grito", otherwise known as "The cry of Dolores".
  • Who am I?
    • I sought to help fight for Mexican Independence
    • I was inspired by Father Miguel Hidalgo
    • I formed the Republican Army of the North in Texas
    Jose Gutierrez
  • What is Augustus Magee known for?
    Army officer who helped Gutierrez de Lara establish the Republican Army of the North
  • What was the bloodiest battle in Texas History?
    The Battle of Medina
  • What did the Treaty of Cordoba achieve?
    It ended Mexico's war with Spain
  • What happened in 1821?
    Mexico gained its independence from Spain