A person who teaches his or her religion to others.

A cowhand; a person who helps raise cattle.

A fort built mostly of wood, stone, or adobe.

A town square, sometimes in the center of the town.

A preson whose ancestors were both Spanish and Native American.

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Chapter 4 Lesson 3

Mission, Presidios,and Early Towns

Term	Definition
Missions	A religious settlement.
Missionary	A person who teaches his or her religion to others.
Vaquero	A cowhand; a person who helps raise cattle.
Presidio	A fort built mostly of wood, stone, or adobe.
Plaza	A town square, sometimes in the center of the town.
Mestizo	A preson whose ancestors were both Spanish and Native American.