Spanish Empire - Gateway Cities

Which Indigenous tribe inhabited the Gateway Cities region?

• Chumash

• Gabrielino-Tongva

• Navajo

• Apache

What were some of the lasting effects of the Spanish colonization of California, both in terms of the mission system and the ranchos, on the state's cultural and social landscape?

• The introduction of new languages and religions

• The establishment of a democratic government

• The development of a strong industrial base

• The creation of a unified national identity

Where are historical Tongva lands and villages located?

• In the Midwest of the United States.

• In the coastal regions of Southern California.

• In the northern regions of Canada.

• In the deserts of Arizona.

What does the uprising of 1785 tell us about the interactions between Spanish mission priests and the Indigenous peoples?

• They were peaceful and cooperative

• They were marked by conflict and resistance

• They were based on mutual respect

• They were economically beneficial for both

What is the Gateway Cities Region also known as?

• Southeast Los Angeles County

• Northwest Los Angeles County

• Northeast Los Angeles County

• Southwest Los Angeles County

Which city is NOT equidistant from Downtown L.A., Long Beach, and Santa Ana?

• Cerritos

• Anaheim

• Santa Ana

• Long Beach

Which of the following is NOT a feature of the Gateway Cities Region?

• Located in southeastern Los Angeles County

• Serves as a gateway between counties

• Equidistant from major cities

• Known for its rural landscape

Which of the following cities is part of the Gateway Cities Region?

• Pasadena

• Long Beach

• Santa Monica

• Malibu

What was the primary reason for the establishment of the Spanish missions in California?

• To promote trade with Asia

• To convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity

• To establish military bases

• To explore new agricultural techniques

What is a notable historical event associated with the Gateway Cities region?

• The Gold Rush

• The Mission San Gabriel Uprising

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The construction of the Hoover Dam