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What was the oldest Spanish settlement in Florida?
The oldest Spanish Settlement in Florida was St. Augustine.
What was the first Spanish settlement in Southeast Asia?
Cebu was the first Spanish settlement in Southeast Asia. It was founded by the Spanish Cortes in 1571.
How many incas and spanish soldiers fought?
169 spanish soldiers fought
Who did the US get Texas Annexation from?
Mexico... Whomever posted the above statement is dumb. Texas was a it's own country for nearly eight years. Originally, the French and Spanish settled the region. America bought the Louisiana purchase and Mexico fought for independence from Spain, gaining Texas. Texas settlers were in conflict with Mexican governance and fought for independence. The Republic of Texas then submitted to US Senate for Annexation.
What was life like in typical Spanish's settlement in north America?
there were presidios missions and settlement and lots of people there
What was the significance of tejano?
The Tejanis was a Spanish heritage who considers Texas their home.Other tribes fought fiercely against Spanish settlement of Texas.
What was the first spanish settlement in Texas?
El Paso was the name of the first Spanish settlement in East Texas.
Who fught spanish settlement in Texas?
The Comanche, the Navajo, the Kowa and the Apache.
Where in Texas fort St. Louis established?
Robert de La Salle's east Texas settlement in Spanish Tejas.
What did Juan onate do in Texas?
He founded the first Spanish settlement in New Mexico.
What was Count Jose de Escandon's contribution to the settlement of Texas?
He was a spanish proest who built missions
What impact on settlement of Texas?
the first settlement of Texas is by ador
What was the result of Spanish explorations in Texas?
Spanish exploration in the Southwest really didn't lead to European settlement in Texas. The Spanish explored in the 1500's, but Texas wasn't settled until the 1820's. The two are not related.
Spain's largest settlement in North America?
The first Spanish settlement in North America was Saint Augustine, Florida.
What was the two opposing countries fought in the alamo war?
Mexico/Spanish vs Texas (Texans)/United States
Why were the Spanish never able to dominate the Indians in Texas?
The US dominated the Indians by SETTLEMENT on their property; the Spanish never settled enough people on Indian lands to control it.
What groups of organization that influenced settlement of Texas?
The settlement of Texas was significantly influenced by several groups, including Spanish missionaries, who established missions to convert Indigenous peoples and promote agriculture; Anglo-American settlers, who were invited by the Mexican government to populate the region; and Tejanos, the Spanish-speaking residents of Texas who contributed to the cultural and political landscape. Additionally, various Native American tribes interacted with these groups, shaping the dynamics of settlement and land use. The interplay between these diverse groups laid the foundation for Texas's unique identity.
