Why did the Texas missions fail to Christianize the Plains people?

Answer 1

NA raids, poor locations( they choose bad locations to settle in... they were isolated from the outside world and sometimes they settle in NA territory), and Spain was PAYING for the missions so if they don't show much success then they are likely to be abondoned.

Answer 2

this is a formal question and hun i dont know how to tell you please if you need this awnser badly please right it in a proper way thank you

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JONATHAN GARCES

Answer 3

Many of the settlers began to died and most of them began to marry Indians. this is just a short answer i would like to find out some more information. I'm writing an essay for my history class on Texas colonization. anyone who has more information please leave answer

Answer 4

From what i know, The indians in east texas did not need want the missions provided, they did not want religious instruction, and epidemics of disease cuased tension between them. There might be more info, but this is all i have

Answer 5

Because they didn't have a constant flow of supplies. They abandoned hope when they decided the costs outweighed the benefits.

Answer 6

because the plains people could not abandon their nomadic life style and returned to their culture

Answer 7

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Answer 8

because the spanish carried a disease

Answer 9

Why did the missions fail