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so people could get to them easily
Gayle Bailey
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Where were the mission built?
The missions were built on one day's walk apart.
Where the mission built?
The missions were built on one day's walk apart.
Why were the missions built one day apart?
so people could get to them easily
Why were the missions built one days walk apart?
so people can walk to and from them
Why was San Gabriel Archangel the mission chosen to be built where it stands today?
The missions were located to be way-stations for settlers, one day's journey apart.
How were the location of the missions decided?
The Catholic Missions in California were located so as to be one day's journey apart.
How were the locations of the California missions decided?
The Catholic Missions in California were located so as to be one day's journey apart.
How were the California missions location decided?
missions where made in California to teach the California Indians the catholic religion.
Why were the missions built near the ocean?
It depends what missions you are talking about religously to get holy water that the pries can bless, and militarily so you are defending 3 quarters of theland instead of 4 quarters
What were the Spanish missions -not a list of them?
The Missions were a system of fortified, walled cities, established to be self-sufficient and bring the natives to the Catholic faith. They were strategically placed one day's journey apart so that supplies (and more settlers) could be moved relatively safely.
What were the 21 missions shape?
I think all the missions were dangles except for one but I truly don't know witch one that is and I only wrote this because i learning about missions in school right now but i that is all i know that all the missions were built in dangles except for one please don't copy right me it took me a long time to lean about the missions and I still am
What territories had mission established by Junipero Serra that housed more than 18000 Native Americans converts?
California. The chain of Missions - about one day's ride apart - ran from San Diego to San Francisco.
