How Did the Spanish Missions in California Differ from Those

question 55

Multiple Choice

How did the Spanish missions in California differ from those in Texas and New Mexico?

• A) There were not nearly as many missions in California.
• B) The missions in California tended to quickly become secular communities.
• C) The missions in California took on more of a role in society and lasted much longer.
• D) Native Americans frequently attacked and burned them in a series of raids.
• E) The missions in California were unconcerned with converting Native Americans.

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Definitions:

Infraspinatus

A muscle located on the back of the shoulder blade that helps in lateral rotation of the shoulder joint and stabilization of the humerus.

Rhomboideus Group

A collection of muscles in the back that connect the spinal column to the shoulder blades, aiding in the movement and stabilization of the scapula.

Deltoid Group

A muscle group responsible for lifting the arm and giving the shoulder its range of motion.

Trapezius Group

A major muscle group in the back that extends from the neck to the middle of the spine and out to the shoulder, involved in moving, rotating, and stabilizing the scapula.