What two things did the Spanish hope to find in the southwest region they were moving into?

Founded in 1610, this place was named the capital of New Mexico.

What was a presidio?

Which ONE was NOT something the textbook said that the Spanish hoped would help them keep control of the Southwest? haciendas? new settlements? missions?

According to the text, how many missions did Junipero personally set up in California?

What was the name of the revolt let by Pope?

The Spanish hoped that a settlement in Florida would keep others from gaining a foothold in this part of North America. According to the book, what two groups were they concerned about?

After this individual's death, the Spanish were able to recapture New Mexico because the Pueblo people were not as united as they had been before.

What was the nickname given to El Camino Real?

Why would it have been difficult for Junipero Serra to walk nearly everywhere he went?

In what present-day state did Junipero Serra begin setting up missions?

What was the name of the first permanent settlement in what is now the United States?