Answer:
The answer is On May 1, 1718, San Antonio was established along the banks of the San Antonio River.
Explanation:
a gathering of Spanish Catholic adventurers and evangelists went over a little Indian settlement along the waterway. Out of appreciation for Saint Anthony of Padua, they named the stream, and region, after him. As they did in different parts of Spanish America, the Franciscans built up missions in the terrains of local people groups, spreading Spanish culture and Catholicism. Shred Antonio de Olivares drove the Franciscan preachers who established the San Antonio de Valero Mission in 1718.
