1. Chapter 6:The Spanish Missions Section 3:The Spanish Return to Texas 2. Bellwork Why did the Spanish missions in East Texas fail? Why might the Spanish want to return…

Slide 1 Unit Four: Spanish Colonial Section One Notes – Legacy of the Spanish Missions Slide 2 Where would you build a mission? What would you need to make it successful?…

Slide 1 Lone Star: The Story of Texas Chapter 4 Spanish Rule in Texas: 1682 - 1821 Copyright © 2003 by Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle…

Slide 1 1760-1821 Slide 2 Slide 3 Spain Acquires Louisiana  Great Britain defeats France in the Seven Year’s War (1756-1763)  Changed the balance of power in the…

Slide 1 Spanish Missions San Francisco de Los Tejas First Mission in East Texas Fails - due to disease, crop failures, and Indians becoming hostile. Father Hidalgo – asks…

Slide 1 West Texas Missions 1598 Spain decided to establish a colony in their northern territories. Don Juan de Onate set out with 400 men, families, priests, and livestock…

End of Spanish Rule Treaty of Paris of 1763 Under the treaty, Great Britain received Canada from France and Spain received all the land west of the Mississippi. Treaty of…

In 1718, the Spanish built a fort-town, Presidio San Antonio de Béxar, on one side of the San Antonio River. Across the river, Father Olivares founded Mission San Antonio…

Slide 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. 3-1 Power Notes,…

Spanish Rule in Texas: 1682 - 1821 Mission - a settlement in Indian territory The goal of the mission was to transform Native Americans into Christians and loyal Spanish…