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Spanish Mission Quiz 9 (CEC)

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What two mechanisms were used to keep Spanish control of Texas?
- Presidios and prisons
- Missions and churches
- War and missions
- Presidios and missions
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
A mission was a military colony were Spanish settlers forcibly convert the Native peoples.
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- False
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3. Question
The Spanish saw the Native peoples as either “people of reason” or “barbaric Indians.”
- True
- False
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4. Question
The Spanish introduced Christianity to the Natives first in ____.
- East Texas
- West Texas
- New Mexico
- None of the above
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5. Question
After 1690, most missions established in Tejas were located in ____.
- West and South Texas
- East Texas
- West and East Texas
- There were no missions prior to 1690
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6. Question
Between 1700-1731, presidios and missions in Texas ____.
- Both disappeared
- Nearly tripled in number in response to French interest in the region
- Nearly tripled in number in response to attempted Native takeover of Texas
- None of the above
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
By the end of the 18th Century, most missions and presidios in Tejas were relocated to ____.
- West and East Texas
- South Texas or below the Rio Grande
- Texas Panhandle
- West Texas
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
This important fortification protected the Texas coast and secured a sea route for supplies to the Tejas missions.
- Presidio La Bahia
- Presidio Los Adeas
- Presidio del Norte
- Presidio del Rio Grande
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
This presidio and mission complex on the Rio Grande served as a principal gateway to Tejas from Mexico.
- The San Juan Bautista complex
- The Los Adeas complex
- The Junta de los Rios complex
- The Paso del Norte complex
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10. Question
As many of the East Texas missions began to fall apart apart, a new mission appeared near the Hill Country, called ____.
- Los Adeas
- Junta de los Rios
- San Antonio de Bexar
- El Paso del Norte
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