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The lesson describes the life at the mission for the native Indians and the Spanish. It also gives some of the problems for the missions.

The Mission de San Antonio de Valero was built along the San Antonio River.

The French propose a treaty with the Spanish. The development of the Camino Real

This lesson reviews the three early missions set up by the Spanish in Texas.

Coronado and De Soto explore northern Texas and the Mississppi. They report good land for farming but no gold or large cities.

Viceroy Mendoza sends Fray Marcos to search for Cibola. He reports that he had a "glimpse" of a golden city filled with treasure. Only thing Coronado's expedition to Cibola found was mud houses and mad Zuni's.

Panfilo de Narvaez had a failed expedition

Alonso Alvarez de Pineda was the 1st European to explore the Gulf coast from Florida to Mexico.

Here is another way to make a creative entry on the left side of your interactive notebook.

The lesson continues the native Texans that lived in the Pueblo and Plains area. They are the Apaches, Comanches, and the Kiowa.

This lesson continues the information about the native texans. The Indian tribes covered are from the Pueblo and Plains. They are the Jumanos, Tiguas, and the Tonkawas.

This lesson gave information about the native Texans that lived in the Gulf area. They were the Caddos, Coahuiltecans, Kawakawas, and the Wichitas

The lesson continues with a review of the mountains and basins of Texas.

This lesson continues the introduction to the basic facts of Texas.

Introduction to the geography of Texas

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Intro to basic Texas facts from www.historyforhomeschoolers.com