'Spanish texas' diaporamas de présentation

Filibusters and Unrest in Texas

Filibusters and Unrest in Texas. Pages 92-96. Threats to Spanish Control. In the early 1800s, most of the Spanish missions had closed Nacogdoches, San Antonio, and La Bahia were the only major towns in Texas Native American tribes had control over the rest of Texas. U.S. Claims to Texas.

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The Filibusters

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Wars Affect Spanish Texas

3-1 Power Notes, Part 1. Wars Affect Spanish Texas Main Idea : The French and Indian War and American Revolution affect Spanish Texas and change the landscape of North America. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR (1754-1763). A. Fought on 2 continental fronts: Europe and North America

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Wars Affect Spanish Texas

6-1 Power Notes. Wars Affect Spanish Texas Main Idea : The French and Indian War and American Revolution affect Spanish Texas and change the landscape of North America. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR (1754-1763). A. Fought on 2 fronts: EUROPE and NORTH AMERICA

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Chapter 7: Conflicts of Empire Section 1: Changes in Spanish Texas

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End of Spanish Rule

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The Texas Revolution

The Texas Revolution. Spanish Texas. The Spanish had been in the Americas since Columbus in 1492. Spain owned a large part of North America, including Texas. Tejanos. In 1821, only about 4,000 Tejanos lived in Texas. Tejanos are people of Spanish heritage who consider Texas their home.

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LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS

LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS. Towns & Ranches. Spanish Towns Develop. Spaniards established four civil settlements* in colonial Texas San Antonio de Bexar La Bahia Nacogdoches Laredo * a village made up of people who were neither soldier nor priest. Making the best of the frontier life.

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American Filibusters come to Texas

American Filibusters come to Texas. 1800-Spain still in control of Texas. Americans moved west for land and adventure. Sometimes settling into Spanish territory illegally. The Spanish attempted to control the illegal immigration of Americans. NEUTRAL GROUND AGREEMENT.

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Missions and Presidios

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End of Spanish Rule

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LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS

LIFE IN SPANISH TEXAS. The Five Missions of San Antonio. The Alamo (1718). San Jose (1720). Concepcion (1731). Espada (1731). San Juan (1731). Daily Life in the Mission. Morning Prayers Instruction in the Catholic faith Breakfast Work all day in the fields, kitchen, or in the workshops.

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Chapter 7 Section 1

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