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Why is the Alamo so important?
It inspired the Texans to fight harder
It discouraged the Texan army
It was an important win for the Texans
Everyone, including the Mexican soldiers,died at the hands of Santa Anna
He toured Texas and reported to the Mexican President that U.S. (Anglo) influence is too strong. His report led to Law of April 6, 1830. What cause of the Revolution does this describe?
Arrest of Stephen F. Austin
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Mier y Teran Report
Law of April 6, 1830
A law passed by the Mexican government. There was to be no more U.S. Immigration, no more slaves, and more custom duties (taxes) charged on U.S. imports. Which of the following does this describe?
Mexican Independence of 1821
Arrest of Stephen F. Austin
Law of April 6, 1830
Why was Stephen F. Austin arrested by the government of Mexico?
He was charged with treason, or leading a rebellion since he told Texans in San Antonio to create their own government.
He didn't pay his taxes for the last decade.
He was accused of trying to assassinate Santa Anna.
He was accused of being a default skin by Santa Anna.
In 1835, Texas was part of a state in which country?
Spain
United States
Mexico
North America
Did Santa Anna let any Texan walk out of the Alamo alive?
no
yes- he let James Bowie escape to tell the tale of the loss
yes- slaves, women, and children like Susanna Dickinson were sent to warn the Texans that they would meet the same fate as those at the Alamo
yes- he let William Travis live, out of respect for his rank
He was sent to the Alamo to see if the Texans should abandon the battle. Fought and died at the Battle of the Alamo. Known for his large knife.
George Childress
Juan Seguin
William B Travis
James Bowie
In Texas History what does G.T.T. stand for?
Gone to Texas
Got to Takeoff
Global Texas Talent
He was employed by the Mexican government to explore Texas. He reported back that the American/Anglo influence was high and Mexico was in danger of losing Texas.
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Mier Y Teran
Cos
Urrea
This ended American immigration, banned slavery, and enacted custom duties (taxes) on imports and it was an effect of the Mier Y Teran report.
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Law of April 6, 1830
Victory or Death Letter
Mier y Teran Report
How many days did the siege at the Alamo last?
10
13
31
3
What country was created following the Texas Revolution?
The Republic of Texas
Mexico
The United States
The Republic of Freedonia
When the Texas colonists in Gonzales heard the Mexican soldiers were coming, what action did they take?
Opened fire on the Mexican military.
Buried the brass cannon Mexico had given them to fight off Natives.
Handed over the cannon given to them to fight off Natives.
All of the above.
When did the Texans declare their independence from Mexico?
March 2, 1836
February 3, 1836
March 1, 1830
March 24, 1836
Why did the Battle of Gonzales happen?
Texans refused to return a cannon to Mexican soldiers that was given to them to defend themselves from Indian attacks
Texans just wanted to start a fight with the Mexican soldiers
Texans were upset with how they were being treated by the Mexican government
Mexican troops were bored and started to shoot at the Texans
What was the last fight on the march to San Antonio and what did they find instead of gold and weapons?
Alamo and slingshots
Siege de Bexar and flags
Battle of Gonzales and hardtack
Grass Fight and grass/hay
What are the three branches of Government established in the Texas Constitution?
Executive, Centralist, and Federalist
Republican, Democrat, and Judicial
Executive, Judicial, and Legislative
Pecan, Oak, and Pine
On the test, but not counted here:
Explain the importance of one of the major events of the Texas Revolution, the battle of San Jacinto. Describe its impact on the revolution. Consider the strengths of each side's armies, the outcome of the battle, and Santa Anna's position after the war.
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