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Texas Missions and Settlements

Texas Missions and Settlements. Coach Edwards Texas History. Lets Make a Foldable. Take 4 sheets of paper. Fold the sheets of paper together showing a little flap on each sheet. Number each of the Sheets. In your own handwriting label each of the sheets with a mission name.

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Texas Missions and Settlements

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  1. Texas Missions and Settlements Coach Edwards Texas History

  2. Lets Make a Foldable • Take 4 sheets of paper. • Fold the sheets of paper together showing a little flap on each sheet. • Number each of the Sheets. • In your own handwriting label each of the sheets with a mission name. • Using each of the pages place your notes on each of the missions on the corresponding page. • Illustrate each of the pages as you see each of the mission. • Staple the pages like a book

  3. What are the Missions of Texas? • Corpus Christi de La Ysleta. • San Francisco de los Tejas. • San Juan Bautista • San Antonio de Valero • Nuestra Senora del Pillar de lo Adaes • La Bahia • San Xavier Missions • Santa Cruz de San Saba

  4. Corpus Christi De la Ysleta • Was built in 1682. • Was the first permanent mission established in Texas. • Was built in present day El Paso. • Started the Spanish Mission Movement

  5. San Francisco de los Tejas • Founded on June 1, 1690. • Founded by Father Damian Massanet and Angelina. • The first Spanish Mission in East Texas • Built in Response to Fort LaSalle. • It served the Tejas Indians

  6. San Juan Bautista • Was Founded on the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass in 1699. • A complex of 3 missions a presidio and a town • Served as supply station for east Texas expeditions. • Known as the “Mother of Missions”.

  7. San Antonio de Valero • Founded by Father Antonio de San Buenaventura y Oliveres • Became later known as the Alamo • Presidio San Antonio de Bexar was built in 1718 under the direction of Martin de Alarcon.

  8. Nuestra Senora del Pillar de lo Adaes • Marcus de San Miguel de Aguago founded • Site is near French Post Natchitoches, Near present day Robiline, Louisiana. • Unofficial Capital of Texas in 1722 and remained for 50 years

  9. La Bahia • Was built in the Ruins of LaSalle’s Fort. • Moved on the San Antonio River near present day Goliad. • Would later become the site for a key battle in the Texas Revolution- the Battle of Goliad and the Goliad Massacre

  10. San Xavier Missions • Were built on the San Gabriel River near present day Rockdale between the years of 1748- 1751. • It was a group of 3 Missions. • It served the Tonkawas and others. • Apaches raided the settlements which cause the missions to fail.

  11. San Cruz de San Saba • -Was founded in 1757 near present day Menard. • Wanted to convert the Apaches into Christians. • Mission eventually failed with the attacks of the Comanche, failure to Chrisitianize the natives, and lack of supplies

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