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By the late 1700s what were the Spanish missions in Texas expected to do?
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∙ 15y ago
they did nothing but settled there troupes and built shelter.
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What Texas city is famous for its spanish missions including the Alamo and the riverwalk?
San Antonio is the Texas city that is famous for its spanish missions including the Alamo and the riverwalk
The former mission church is now called what?
The closest I got to this anwer is "The Alamo Shrine" from The Spanish Missions in Texas
What is the web address of the Old Spanish Missions in San Antonio Texas?
The web address of the Old Spanish Missions is: http://oldspanishmissions.org/
What were the names of all 60 Spanish missions in Texas?
The names of the 26 missions founded in Texas can be found by accessing the related link below:
What was the boundary between french and spanish territory in east Texas in the 1700s?
i dont now
Why did Spanish come Texas?
to colonize, claim land and build missions!
What contribution did missions make to Texas?
The Spanish implemented a mission system during their time in Texas. These missions were set up, primarily by Jesuits, to force Christianity on Native Americans. The missions also allowed the Spanish to keep control of frontier areas.
Where is the Old Spanish Missions in San Antonio Texas located?
The address of the Old Spanish Missions is: Po Box 28410, San Antonio, TX 78228
What are 3 spanish missions that turned into Texas cities?
El Paso, San Antonio
What was Count Jose de Escandon's contribution to the settlement of Texas?
He was a spanish proest who built missions
Where did the spanish missionaries build missions in North America?
Texas, California, New Mexico and Arizona
What is the former mission church?
The closest I got to this anwer is "The Alamo Shrine" from The Spanish Missions in Texas
