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15 Cards in this Set
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What material was used to build the missions?
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Adobe brick was used to make and build the missons.
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Which spanish settler thought Monterey Bay was Perfect?
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Sesbatian Viscanio thought that MOnterey bay was perfect for settlers.
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Which Spanish explorer conqered the Aztec's?
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Hernando Cortes conquered the Aztecs.
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What highly dangerous thing did the Spanish explorers bring to California.
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The Spanish explorers brought disease to California.
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What are the three reasons the settlers came to America.
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1:Spain wanted to find a short cut to Asia 2:Spanish explorers wanted to find treasure 3:Spain needed a port for the sailors returning form the Phillipine islands.
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What is the main purpose of a presido?
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They were made to protect missions from attack.
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Who was a threat to Spain?
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Because of his attacks on spanish ships Franis Drake was a threat to the Spanish explorers.
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Why was El Camino Real so helpful to people in California.
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El Camino leads to missons, presidos, and pueblos.
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Which Spanish explorer was looking for the Strait of Anian but never found it.
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Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo.
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Why did King Carlos the Thrid want settlement in Atla, California.
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To protect Spainish claims from other countries.
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Why were Pueblos different than other settlements in Atla,California?
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The pueblos were run by there people not soliders or priests.
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What important thiing did the indians have to give up to live in the missions.
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The indians had to give up there customs.
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What did the native californians start against the spanish warriors.
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The started revolts.
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What did King Carlos order to be built during the eighteenth century.
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He wanted settlements to be built In Atla, California.
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The first_____ was built after the first mission was established in 1769.
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Pueblo.
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