In Chapter IV (Four), among roads to the new settlements in the interior, far across the River of the Nuts is the Camino Real known as:

According to Elena Zamora O’Shea, all of the following were among the main contributions of the early settlers of Southwest Texas before the 1800s EXCEPT

Who was the old man who rode the buggy with long, white curly hair, also the son-in-law of the last Garcia master (property owner) in Chapter X (Ten)?

During the first years of American industrial growth and U.S. statehood, what did the families of the original Spanish and Mexican settlers lose besides their land?

When writing an objective, the verb “understand” is open to misinterpretation and considered difficult to measure. 

Where is the location of the new train station where the original land owner met his friends and the high officials of Nueva Espana (New Spain) during colonial times?

What were the families of Pat Garcia and Carmencita Montemayor preparing to celebrate in Chapter V (Five)?

According to master Rafael Garcia Salinas, which major war did he discuss while talking under the mesquite tree in Chapter IX (Nine)?

Educational programs, and the basic education of patients play important roles in public health because…

How did evangelicalism influence racial relations in the U.S. South in the Antebellum period?