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What was the boundary between french and spanish territory in east Texas in the 1700s?
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Why did Spanish build missions in east Texas?
to make them onto good citizens and to convert them into catholics
Why was east Texas so significant in the establishing of missions in Texas?
East Texas was significant in establishing missions due to its fertile land and abundant resources, making it an attractive area for Spanish colonization. The region served as a strategic point for the Spanish to assert their presence against French encroachment and to spread Christianity among Indigenous populations. Missions in East Texas, such as Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, aimed to convert and assimilate Native Americans while promoting agriculture and Spanish culture. Additionally, the establishment of these missions laid the groundwork for future settlements and the expansion of Spanish influence in Texas.
What OS different about Spanish missions than French missions?
french missions were put on the east coast and spanish on the west
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 the first spanish settlement in Texas?
El Paso was the name of the first Spanish settlement in East Texas.
Which action was a Spanish response to the French threat to east Texas A. Bombard the port of New Orland's. B. Build more missions and presidios in Texas, C. Execute Louis de St. Denis. D. Burn the French outpost of Natchitoches.Need help now?
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Where in Texas fort St. Louis established?
Robert de La Salle's east Texas settlement in Spanish Tejas.
What french explorer changed Spain's view on settling east Texas?
The French explorer La Salle significantly influenced Spain's view on settling East Texas. His expedition in the late 17th century, which aimed to establish a French presence in the region, prompted Spain to reconsider its own territorial claims and expansion in Texas. As a result, Spain increased its interest in colonization efforts in East Texas to counter French influence and secure its borders. This led to the establishment of missions and presidios in the area.
How did spanish officials respond to filibusters making claims to land in east Texas?
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What territory did the Spanish gain at the end of the french and Indian war?
they gained all french land east of the Mississippi river
Is Arizona west or east of Texas?
Is Texas east or west of Arizona?Texas is east of Arizona.
