Which statement correctly describes the sequence of steps Francisco Hidalgo took to bring Christianity to Texas?(1 point)

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Hidalgo served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he helped establish other missions, he wrote to the French governor, he worked with St. Denis to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.
Hidalgo served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he helped establish other missions, he wrote to the French governor, he worked with St. Denis to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.

Hidalgo served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he helped establish other missions, he wrote to the French governor, he worked with Damián Massanet to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.
Hidalgo served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he helped establish other missions, he wrote to the French governor, he worked with Damián Massanet to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.

Hidalgo helped St. Denis establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre, he wrote to the French governor, and he served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas.
Hidalgo helped St. Denis establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre, he wrote to the French governor, and he served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas.

Hidalgo wrote to the French governor, he served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he worked with St. Denis to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de las Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.

Answer 1

The correct statement that describes the sequence of steps Francisco Hidalgo took to bring Christianity to Texas is:

Hidalgo served at Mission San Francisco de los Tejas, he helped establish other missions, he wrote to the French governor, he worked with Damián Massanet to establish Nuestro Padre San Francisco de los Tejas, and he was put in charge of Nuestro Padre.

This option includes the correct sequence of events and the appropriate collaborator, which was Damián Massanet, not St. Denis.