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Once the Spanish government realized the extent of the “discoveries” of their exploration, they decided to settle the new land. They brought with them many
different foods, animals, and ideas from their homeland. This was not exactly cultural borrowing. Instead the Spanish wanted to exert (to apply with great effort) their
control over the people of the new land and force Spanish cultural ideas upon them. No matter the original intent of the Spanish, some of their cultural contributions are
still a part of Texan and American life today. These contributions are gifts to our society. (The Spanish word for gifts is “regalos”, the title of this lesson.)
• lemons and limes• pumpkins• corn• apples• Catholic • Church• horses• cows• turkeys
The island near present-day Galveston that Cabeza de Vaca named the “isle of misfortune” was ______?
•Malhado
The land named by La Salle in honor of the King of France was called
• Louisiana.• Louis XIV was king of the day
What was NOT a goal of the Spanish in exploring the New World?
• defeat the English and retake all English colonies• Establish good relations with
France … they were fighting the French
I am a Frenchman who intended to establish a colony at the mouth of the Mississippi River, but I could not find the river. Then a storm forced my ships to land in Texas. I was murdered by my own men. Who am I?
•La Salle
Christopher Columbus journeyed across the Atlantic in 1492 to
•find a faster trade route to the Indies..•Fame and Glory
When Cabeza de Vaca became shipwrecked off the coast of
Galveston, he survived by
• adopting the ways of the Karankawas.• Shaman
I am Spanish. I was put in charge of an expedition to find seven cities of gold. Though I found no gold, my men were the first to see the Palo Duro and Grand Canyons. Who am I?
• Francisco Vazquez de Coronado
What territory was name after the French King Louis XIV?
• Louisiana• all land whose waters drained
into the Mississippi River.
A survivor of Narvaez Expedition, he traveled through Texas with Estevanico; in Texas from 1528 to 1536, he wrote a book about a legend of Seven Cities of Cibola.
•Cabeza de Vaca
This man explored Mississippi River and Texas in 1680’s; he claimed Mississippi River Valley for France and started the only French colony in Texas. He was killed by his own men.
•La Salle
The governor of a colony who rules in the name of the king or queen
• viceroy• friar•Pope• conquistador
The governor of a colony who rules in the name of the king or queen
•Viceroy.• friar•Pope• conquistador
Island near present-day Galveston that Cabeza de Vaca named the “isle of misfortune”
• Cozumel•Malhado• Tenochtitlan• Yucatan
Island near present-day Galveston that Cabeza de Vaca named the “isle of misfortune”
• Cozumel•Malhado• Tenochtitlan• Yucatan
A person belonging to one of the religious brotherhoods of the Catholic
Church
• viceroy• friar• Quetzalcoatl• conquistador
A person belonging to one of the religious brotherhoods of the Catholic Church
• Viceroy.• friar.• Quetzalcoatl..• Conquistador.
The land named by La Salle in honor of the King of France
• Arkansas• Louisiana•Mississippi• New Mexico
The land named by La Salle in honor of the King of France was called
• Arkansas.• Louisiana.•Mississippi.• New Mexico.
Which one of the following was NOT a goal of the Spanish in exploring the
New World?
• to make their country more powerful• to gain wealth for themselves• to spread Christianity• defeat the English
Which one of the following was NOT a goal of the Spanish in exploring the
New World?
• to make their country more powerful• to gain wealth for themselves• to spread Christianity• defeat the English
Christopher Columbus journeyed across the Atlantic in 1492 to
• discover new lands for Spain.• prove that the world was round.• calculate the effect of trade winds.• find a faster trade route to the
Indies.
Christopher Columbus journeyed across the Atlantic in 1492 to
• discover new lands for Spain.• prove that the world was round.• calculate the effect of trade winds.• find a faster trade route to the
Indies.
At first, the Aztecs welcomed Hernan Cortes because they thought he was
• the god Quetzalcoatl.• a French explorer.• a friendly trader.• the king of Spain.
At first, the Aztecs welcomed Hernan Cortes because they
thought he was
• the god Quetzalcoatl.• a French explorer.• a friendly trader.• the king of Spain.
When Cabeza de Vaca became shipwrecked off the coast of
Galveston, he survived by
• building a stockade.• adopting the ways of the Karankawas.• using supplies from the ship.• walking across Texas to the nearest
mission.
When Cabeza de Vaca became shipwrecked off the coast of
Galveston, he survived by
• building a stockade.• adopting the ways of the Karankawas.• using supplies from the ship.• walking across Texas to the nearest
mission.
I am Spanish. I was put in charge of an expedition to find seven cities of gold. Though I found no gold, my men were the first to see the Palo Duro and Grand Canyons. Who am I?
• Juan de Onate• Antonio de Mendoza• Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda• Francisco Vazquez de Coronado
I am Spanish. I was put in charge of an expedition to find seven cities of gold. Though I found no gold, my men were the first to see the Palo Duro and Grand Canyons. Who am I?
• Juan de Onate• Antonio de Mendoza• Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda• Francisco Vazquez de Coronado
Which of the following was named after the French King Louis XIV?
• land along the upper Rio Grande.• the island on which members of a
French expedition were washed ashore.• the city founded upon the ruins of the
Aztec capital.• all land whose waters drained into the
Mississippi River.
Which of the following was named after the French King Louis XIV?
• land along the upper Rio Grande.• the island on which members of a
French expedition were washed ashore.• the city founded upon the ruins of the
Aztec capital.• all land whose waters drained into the
Mississippi River.
A survivor of Narvaez Expedition, he traveled through Texas with Estevanico; in Texas from 1528 to 1536, he wrote a book about a legend of Seven Cities of Cibola.
• La Salle•Coronado•Roberto Soto•Cabeza de Vaca
A survivor of Narvaez Expedition, he traveled through Texas with Estevanico; in Texas from 1528 to 1536, he wrote a book about a legend of Seven Cities of Cibola.
• La Salle•Coronado•Roberto Soto•Cabeza de Vaca
This man claimed Mississippi River Valley for France and started the only French colony in Texas. He was killed by his own men.
• La Salle•Coronado• Estevanico•Cabeza de Vaca
This man claimed Mississippi River Valley for France and started the only French colony in Texas. He was killed by his own men.
• La Salle•Coronado• Estevanico•Cabeza de Vaca
Which two explorers died on their expeditions?
• Coronado and Estevanico• Desoto and Cabeza de Vaca• Estevanico and La Salle• Cabeza de Vaca and La Salle
Which two explorers died on their expeditions?
• Coronado and Estevanico• Desoto and Cabeza de Vaca• Estevanico and La Salle• Cabeza de Vaca and La Salle
How is La Salle different than other people explorers?
• He is the only French explorer.• He is the only explorer who traveled in
the 1600’s.• He is the only explorer who died on the
expedition.• He is the only explorer who found the
cities of gold.
How is La Salle different than other people explorers?
• He is the only French explorer.• He is the only explorer who traveled in
the 1600’s.• He is the only explorer who died on the
expedition.• He is the only explorer who found the
cities of gold.
Led expedition in Southwest from 1540 to 1542 looking for Seven Cities of Cibola. I returned to Mexico when mission failed .
• La Salle•Coronado• Estevanico•Cabeza de Vaca
Led expedition in Southwest from 1540 to 1542 looking for Seven Cities of Cibola. I returned to Mexico when mission failed .
• La Salle•Coronado• Estevanico•Cabeza de Vaca