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What was a fort built near a mission called?
A presidio is a fort in Spanish
What is a spanish settlement built to teach Christianity in the US called?
Reservation
. What was one achievement of the Exodusters?
The Exodusters built all black communities.
What do you called a small newly built communities in social studies?
In social studies, small newly built communities are often referred to as "new developments" or "planned communities." These areas are typically designed with specific purposes in mind, such as residential living, and may include amenities and infrastructure to support the residents. They can also be called "subdivisions" or "neighborhoods" depending on their size and characteristics.
Why are they called the Spanish Steps?
When the steps were built they were made as part of a direct path from the Holy See to the Spanish Embassy.
The Alamo was originally built as a spanish mission called?
Authorised 1718 and built 1744 as the San Antonio de Valero Mission
Why were communities built at crossing points?
communities are small and need more room
Who built the spanish style churches?
''The people who built it were the Spanish missionaries''
What did Spain build in the borderlands of New Spain to convert the Native Americans to Christianity?
Spain built missions in the borderlands of New Spain to convert Native Americans to Christianity. These missions served as religious communities where Native Americans were taught Christianity, agriculture, and other skills to assimilate them into Spanish colonial society.
Why were many communities built at crossing points?
communities are small and need more room
What was Texas communities built around?
mounds
What are forts called that spanish settlers built?
Spanish settlers typically built forts known as 'presidios' in the areas they colonized. These presidios served as military garrisons to protect the settlers and defend against potential threats.
