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Q: Why did the king of Spain closed the east Texas missions?
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When did Spain abandon east Texas missions?

1773


What was the effect of France's establishment of Fort St. Louis in East Texas?

Spain began again to establish missions in Texas.


Why did Spain start to build missions in east Texas?

Because Spain owned it until the Louisiana Purchase which gave the US MOST of its current land mass.


Who was sent east Texas to rebuild for the east Texas missions?

St. Nada


What was the difference between Spanish and French efforts to colonize Texas?

Spain was indifferent and unworried about Tejas until they discovered an abandonded French settlement in East Tejas and immediately place a series of missions there to reinforce their claim.


What was Spain's strategy for developing Texas?

to scare off the french,Spain had a plan.the goverment would establish catholic misions nesr indian settlements in east Texas.


What group first settled in Texas?

* The first European settlement was by France called Fort Saint Louis near Matagorda Bay. * Spain then established a series of East Texas missions. * The first significant Anglo-American group was the First 300 on the Brazos. * By 1834 Texas had an estimated 30,000 Anglos within its borders.


Why did the Spanish feel threatened by the french in the east Texas?

The Spaniards increased their dedication to the settlement of Texas. They began to build mission and Presidios. Spain and France had very different reason for interacting with the Native Americans and for settling in Texas. These differences eventually lead to a mutual ignoring of each other.


Why did the settling of east Texas halt in 1719?

The reason the settling of East Texas halted is because war broke out between Spain and France. Texas would eventually become a U.S. state in 1845.


Why did Spanish build missions in east Texas?

to make them onto good citizens and to convert them into catholics


Spain decided to reoccupy east Texas in the 1700's in order to?

End French expansion westward.


Who is marquis de rubi?

A Spanish officer who was sent by the Spanish government to investigate the need for missions in East Texas after Great Britain defeated France in The Seven Years' War in 1763.