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Spanish: Central California Missions eBook

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Look Inside · 8 pages

Cover of the Spanish Central California missions eBook by Paul Rallion, featuring a mission church
Front cover of the Spanish mission guide
Contents for eight Central California mission sections, numbered 8–15, from Santa Inés to San Juan Bautista
Contents for the eight regional mission sections
Mission guide introduction connecting a fourth-grade mission project to the author's family visits and travel tips
Introduction to the author's mission visits
Mission guide history section explaining Spanish colonization goals and listing eight Native groups by mission
Historical background and Native group list
Mission guide history continuation covering secularization, land transfers, and returns to the Catholic Church
Continuation of the mission history section
Mission guide overview explaining geographic order, entry details, and common features such as bells and museums
Overview of mission entries and shared features
Mission guide facts about priests and soldiers, bell signals, smaller furnishings, and a proposed Santa Rosa mission
Additional facts about mission life and plans
El Camino Real (The Royal Road) guide section mapping 21 California missions and estimated driving times
Statewide mission route and driving-time map
Attributes
Grades

Grade 7, 8, 9, 10

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PDF

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No
Author
Paul Rallion
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About This Product

Explore the 21 historic Spanish missions across Central California with this informative 57-page eBook. Learn about Spain's colonization goals and how they established missions staffed by Franciscan friars to strengthen their hold on Alta California. The friars lived alongside Native Californians from eight different tribes, aiming to convert them to Christianity and teach valuable skills like farming, masonry, and crafts. Written in both English and Spanish at a 7th-8th grade reading level, this concise eBook details the purpose and impact of each mission. Use it to enrich California history or geography curriculum for middle or high school students. With vivid images and facts, it offers an immersive look at this complex cultural exchange during the Spanish colonization of California.

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