4 Written Questions

1. One district of a country.
2. The beginning of a typical day for Native Americans living at a Spanish mission started with prayer. After that, the children attended catholic school, the women wove cloth, molded pottery, or cooked, and the men worked in the fields or learned carpentry or blacksmithing.
3. The reasons why the Spanish established a settlement at villa San Fernando de Bexar was that for one, the land around the settlement was great. And for two, the Spanish needed a settlement between the presidio and six missions that were around the very eastern-most part of Texas.
4. The chief official of a Spanish town

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Native Americans who lived in missions didn't have much freedom and lived a settled life. Native Americans who lived in missions also had to become farmers or blacksmiths or carpenters. Native Americans that lived a traditional way of life were nomadic, had a lot of freedom and were never blacksmiths or carpenters; and sometimes were farmers.
   1. How were Native Americans drawn into Spanish settlements?
   2. What was the beginning of a typical day for Native Americans living at a Spanish mission like?
   3. How did the Native Americans' way of life in missions differ from their traditional way of life?
   4. Why did the mission at San Saba fail?
2. The mission at San Saba failed because the Comanches attacked the mission in 1758 and 1759. Also, San Saba was 100 miles away from the nearest Spanish settlement and was in Apache and Comanche land. The mission also failed to convert the Apaches.
   1. Marques de San Miguel de Aguayo
   2. Why did the mission at San Saba fail?
   3. Ayuntamiento
   4. Alcalde
3. French activity in Louisiana and east Texas changed the rate of Spanish growth of presidios, missions and settlements because Spain did not want a French Texas.
   1. Why did the mission at San Saba fail?
   2. How did French activity in Louisiana and east Texas change the rate of growth of Spanish missions, presidios, and settlements?
   3. What was the beginning of a typical day for Native Americans living at a Spanish mission like?
   4. How were Native Americans drawn into Spanish settlements?

3 True/False Questions

1. Marques de San Miguel de Aguayo → City council

   True        False

2. How were Native Americans drawn into Spanish settlements? → The mission at San Saba failed because the Comanches attacked the mission in 1758 and 1759. Also, San Saba was 100 miles away from the nearest Spanish settlement and was in Apache and Comanche land. The mission also failed to convert the Apaches.

   True        False

3. Ayuntamiento → City council

   True        False