PPT-Missions A Spanish Mission and Presido in Texas in 1690

Why THE MISSIONS WERE CREATED Visual Voc Information Spain occupying Texas Make the Indians Civil The La Salle expedition alerted Spain to Frances interest in Texas The Spanish decided that if they were to keep Texas they must occupy it. Chapter 4, Section 1. Mission-Presidio System. Because the French built a fort in Texas, Spain realized they were not in control of . Texas, which provoked . great fear among the Spanish.. In order to gain control of Texas, the Spanish used the . ”. Time period: Late 1600’s to early . 1700’s. Reason:. To . strengthen . Spain's claim to. The . land. 1691: Spain creates Province . Of Texas, appoints a Governor. Chapter 5. Missions and Settlements in Texas. The Spanish Missions. Mission. Religious communities. Used to convert the American Indians to Catholicism. worship, speak English, read, write, Spanish songs and dances, and farming. Built near rivers. From the late 1600s, Spain attempted to claim parts of Texas as its own by establishing permanent settlements there. However, Spain’s efforts to colonize Texas were challenged by the French and by Native Texan groups. The struggle over the eastern border of Texas would eventually be resolved by a treaty between France and Spain.. Experience. Example 1: A critical look at mission narratives. California as Storied. Sacredness of spaces and connection to land. Connecting storytelling to identity. “Story is everything we are: human beings are made of words and the patterns we construct our of words” (193. WRBA Ministers Roundtable. Dennis J. Horton. January 13, 2016. Three Waves of Globalization. Three Waves of Christian Missions. First Wave—1450-1750. Military, Merchants, and Missionaries. First Wave of Missions. Time period: Late 1600’s to early 1700’s. Reason:. To strengthen Spain's claim to. The land. 1691: Spain creates Province . Of Texas, appoints a Governor. Chapter 5. Missions and Settlements in Texas. Missions: . The Church’s Marching Orders. Our Lord Jesus gave the church global “marching orders” which involves each one of us. It is precisely because this mission is world-encompassing that it has local implications. Know this global mission well in order to understand the commission graciously given to . This is a Picture of a Spanish Mission and Presidio in 1690.. Vocabulary. Missions- . religious outposts, built to teach the Native Americans how to live.. Presidios- . military outposts built to protect the missions.. . Let’s Review….. Spain sent explorers to the Americas, including Texas, to (1.). find riches . and (2.). spread Catholicism (Catholic religion). Let’s Review….. Spain (1.). did not find any riches in Texas. Global Church. Missions: . The Church’s Marching Orders. Our Lord Jesus gave. the church global “marching orders” which involves each one of us. It is precisely because this mission is world-encompassing that it has local implications. Know this global mission well in order to understand the commission graciously given to . Why THE MISSIONS WERE CREATED. Visual Voc.. Information. Spain occupying Texas. Make the Indians Civil. The La Salle expedition alerted Spain to France’s interest in Texas.. The Spanish decided that if they were to keep Texas, they must occupy it.. Life in Spanish Texas. Missions. At first, missions were run by priests.. One purpose was . to convert Native Texans to the Catholic . faith.. Taught the native peoples to be good citizens and loyal subjects of the Spanish crown.. Changing Borders and Alliances. Guiding Question: Why did Spain decide to close most of its Texas missions?. The Seven Years’ War (1756-1763) was a conflict between the powerful nations of Great Britain (aka England) and France for control of North America. Most European countries were involved as a result of .