At the end of Spanish rule which group had the largest population in texas?
A. peninsulares
B. Catholic Clergy
C. Anglo Americans
D. American Indians***
Why did Teran leave to find the Mission San Francisco de los Tejas in Texas?
A. to bring much needed supplies and to build eight more missions***
B. to build the presidios the authorities of New Spain demanded
C. to rescue priests and soldiers from hostile Hasinai attacks
D. to tell the priests and soldiers that it was time to return to New Spain
Unit 3 lesson 1 history 7th grade
Why did Spain found missions and presidios select all that apply
1 a,c
2 a
3 c
4 c
Anonymous is right. The correct answers are:
1. A,C
2. A
3. C
4. C
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To find the answer to the question "At the end of Spanish rule, which group had the largest population in Texas?" we can analyze the given options:
A. Peninsulares: This refers to Spanish-born individuals who held high positions in the Spanish colonial administration. While they may have held influence, they generally were not the largest population group.
B. Catholic Clergy: Although the Catholic clergy played a significant role in Spanish Texas, they were not the largest population group.
C. Anglo Americans: This refers to people of English-speaking descent, primarily settlers from the United States. Considering the increasing influx of Anglo American settlers during this time, this group could have had a considerable population. This seems like a plausible answer.
D. American Indians: While this group might have had a significant population, especially considering the indigenous peoples who were already residing in Texas, the question is about the group with the largest population.
To find the correct answer, we can eliminate options A, B, and D, as they are less likely. This leaves us with option C, suggesting that Anglo Americans had the largest population in Texas at the end of Spanish rule.