The Mission at the present day Alamo in Texas was a religious mission. So many of the skills that were taught by the missionaries related to religion, livelihood, and literacy. The children and parents would have been taught basic reading, recitation and writing skills. They also would have been taught basic cleaning, food growing, and food preparation skills. They would have been encouraged in the gainful skills that they already had.
The mission was operated as such for almost seventy years, 1724-1793. During that time, it was called La Mision San Antonio de Valero. With its disbanding, land was given to those whom the missionaries had taught.
In the early 19th century, the area attracted a steady military presence. Cavalry soldiers were stationed there. The area came to be known as Alamo, for two reasons. One was the presence of the cottonwood tree, which was 'alamo' in Spanish. The other was the origins of many of the soldiers in Alamo de Parras in Coahuila, Mexico.
Alamo Mission in San Antonio was created in 1744.
The name is for the Alamo Mission in San Antonio, where the Battle of the Alamo was fought in 1836.
It was a Spanish Mission.
It was built as a frontier mission settlement.
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Alamo Mission in San Antonio was created in 1744.
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The Battle of the Alamo was fought at the Alamo Mission in what is now San Antonio, Texas, USA.
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It was a Spanish Mission.
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The original name of the Alamo is Mission San Antonio de Valero.
The name is for the Alamo Mission in San Antonio, where the Battle of the Alamo was fought in 1836.
It was a Spanish Mission.
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