Question

Pineda mapped out the coast of Texas in 1519, Cabeza de Vaca reported on Texas in 1536, La Salle was in Texas in 1685.

a) Which explorer's expedition led to the first European settlement in Texas?
b) Who is known for exploring Texas and giving an account of his experiences?
c) What country did La Salle represent in his expedition to Texas?
d) When was the first successful European settlement established in Texas?

Answer 1

Stephen F. Austin led the first European settlement in Texas, Cabeza de Vaca explored and reported on Texas, La Salle represented France in his expedition to Texas, and the first successful European settlement was established in 1821.

Step-by-step explanation:

a) The first European settlement in Texas was led by Stephen F. Austin, who brought the first 300 families into Texas.

b) Cabeza de Vaca is known for exploring Texas and giving an account of his experiences.

c) La Salle's expedition to Texas represented France.

d) The first successful European settlement in Texas was established by Stephen F. Austin in 1821.