Colonization (colonización) - The occupation of new lands by an invading country. , Settlement (asentamiento) - A place where people from an invading country establish a new community., Govern (gobernar) - The policies and rules put in place by a government to provide safety, order and control. , Colonist (colono) - A foreign settler from another country that moves into an occupying settlement. , Economies (economias) - How people use the existing resources and enviroment to make a living. , Agriculture (agricultura) - The practice of farming for crops and raising animals to provide food, wool, and other products., Viceroy (virrey) - A ruler over a new land that represents the King's power from the home country. , Mission (misión) - Catholic church compounds that were built to attract natives and convert them to Christianity. , Presidio (presidio) - Spanish forts attached to missions that housed the soldiers that helped keep order at missions. , Friar (fraile) - Religious leaders of the Catholic church that came to the New World to convert the Natives. , Missionary (misionero) - Religious leaders sent out by the Catholic Church to promote Christianity among the Natives of the New World. , Convert (convertir de religion) - The act of trying to convince natives to give up their old ways and adopt the Catholic religion. , Quarters (cuartos) - The housing provided inside missions to the Natives that chose to move in. , Treaties (tratados) - Formal agreement between countries that usually ended fighting or a war. , Frontier (fronteras) - The edge of civilization where nature and begins and order ends. , Empresarios (empresarios) - Leaders that negotiated land contracts with the Spanish or Mexican government to settle a certain number of families in Texas, in exchange for large tracts of land. ,

Unit 2: Colonizing Texas

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