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Spanish California Questions |
Level 1 Questions
- The first explorer to sight California was:
- Juan Cabrillo
- Sir Francis Drake
- Ferdinand Magellan
- Vasco Nunez de Balboa
- This English adventurer also landed on the California coast, claiming it for Elizabeth I:
- Henry Hudson
- James Cook
- James T. Kirk
- Francis Drake
- The major Spanish road through California was called:
- Route 1
- The Royal Road
- El Camino Real
- Mainstreet
- b and c are correct
- The Spanish built a series of forts in California, called
- Pueblos
- Castillas
- Presidios
- Ciudades
- The Spanish established several settlements in California known as:
- Pueblos
- Presidios
- Castillos
- Iglesias
- Spain lost control of California due to:
- The Yuma Revolt
- The establishment of Russian outposts in Northern California
- The Mexican Revolution
- The Spanish-American War
- The founder of the California Mission system was:
- Gaspar de Portala
- Francis de Assisi
- Padre Junipero Serra
- Ignatius Loyola
Level 2 Questions
- California is named after:
- The wife of the explorer who first sighted it.
- The Caliph, leader of the Arabs
- A fictional Indian princess in a popular novel
- The Spanish word for the Golden Poppy.
- The Spanish referred to the region now known as the state of California as:
- Alta California
- Baja California
- Alto Mexico
- Bajo Mexico
- The division of California into Alta and Baja California was based on:
- An order from Spain
- The boundary between the missionary jurisdictions of the Dominican and Franciscan orders
- A traditional boundary between Indian tribes
- A random line drawn on the map.
- The first major land expedition into California was led by:
- Gaspar de Portola
- Juan Cabrillo
- John C. Fremont
- Sir Francis Drake
- The first mission was founded in:
- San Diego
- Monterey
- Santa Barbara
- San Francisco
- Which of these following was NOT a goal of the mission system:
- To give the Spanish a foothold in Alta California
- To convert the California Indians to Roman Catholicism
- To enculturate the Californian Indians in European ways and teach them agriculture.
- To wipe out the California Indian population with disease and forced labor.
- Which of the following was a California Indian response to the missions?
- Conversion and assimilation to European ways.
- Violent revolts against the Spanish.
- Fleeing to the interior of California away from Spanish control.
- All of the above.
- The revolt of the Yuma Indians in 1781:
- Was brutally crushed by the Spanish.
- Permanently severed land communications between Mexico and Alta California.
- Ensured the complete destruction of the Yuma Indians.
- A and C are correct
- The Russians established outposts in Northern California, such as Fort Ross, in order to:
- Wage war on the Spanish.
- Convert as many Indians as possible to Orthodox Christianity.
- Capitalize on the agricultural bounty of the Northern Coast.
- Hunt otters for their pelts
- The last year of Spanish control of California was:
- 1781
- 1821
- 1848
- 1898
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