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unit 3 vocabulary

TermDefinition
mission A settlement in native American territory designed to convert them to Christianity
presidio A Spanish fort that protects a mission
catechism A set of questions and answers about the catholic faith
epidemic The rapid spread of a disease in a short period of time
cede To formally give up ownership of something
transform To change in charactor or condition
established to settle
friar started missions members of church clergy like a preist or a pastor
factor part of what creates a result piece or contribution
filibuster a person who wages an unofficial war on a country
benefit something that is good for a person
neutral ground agreement agreement between Spain and the U.S that no soldiers would occupy thus land between Texas and Louisianna
class Social rank
peninsulares wealthy, upper-class, Spanish born people living in New Spain
Criollos born in New Spain to 2 Spanish parents. 2nd class citizens
mestizos 1 Spanish parent and 1 indian parent - lower class citizen
battle of medina arredondo defeated toledo and 1400 filibusters. it was the bloodiest battle on texas soil.
james long an angry U.S. citizen that organized a filibuster group that declared Texas free of Spain
eventually some time later in the end
pirate A person who steals from ships on the sea
republic a nation in which voters elect their officals
occupied to take over or rule another country
monarchist a person that wants to keep social order and classes in New Spain Loyal to the King and Queen of Spain
Augustine de iterbide
plan of iguala
treaty of cordoba
san antonio
nacadoches
adbicate
empresario
title
pecan point
moses
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