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| spanish soldiers and adventures |
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| a male member of a roman catholic religiois order |
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| the investigation of unknown regions |
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| religious community established by spanish catholics to convert native americans into catholics |
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| royal governor for the spanish government |
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| a permanent village of any of the pueblo indians, consisting of multilevel adibe or stone apartment dwellings |
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| widespread outbreak of disease |
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| impact of spanish colonization |
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introduced european culture, spanish language, farming practices, cattle, and horses
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| motives for european exploration |
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| purchase that doubled in size of the united states in 1803; the united states boundary now bordered |
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| The missions founded in Texas during the 1700s are evidence of the cultural influence of ? |
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| Who was the first African to explore Texas |
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| Why did the Spanish explore, coloniz and dominate the Soutwest (Texas) |
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| Spain wanted to use the natural resources to increase its country's power and wealth and Christinize the Native Americans |
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| The European Explorer that conquered the Aztecs in Mexico |
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| The horse was brought to American by Who? |
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| One significant impact European exploration has on Native Texas was |
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| Loss of lives due to diseases |
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| What were reasons that contributed European Exploration |
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| What year did Cortes conquer the Aztec |
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| An example of Spanish legacy in Texas |
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| Names of Texas Rivers and Cities |
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