Texas Revolution flashcard

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This battle was important because it was the first one of the Texas Revolution.

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Gonzalez

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All of the following were leaders of the Alamo EXCEPT: Sam Houston, Davy Crocket, William Travis, James Bowie

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Sam Houston

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The “Come and Take Flag” was in reference to which battle?

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Gonzalez

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Which Texan delivered a letter from the Alamo to Sam Houston and later fought in the Battle of San Jacinto? Options: Juan Seguin, James Fannin, Lorenzo de Zavala, William B. Travis

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Juan Seguin

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Delegates at the Constitutional Convention declared Texas’s independence in ______.

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1836

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After the war, who served as vice-president of Texas’s ad interim government?

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Lorenzo de Zavala

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Which of the following statements describes Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna’s role during the Texas Revolution? Options: He was captured on the battle field while bravely fighting with his troops in the Battle of San Jacinto, He supported General Cos’s surrender during the Battle of San Antonio and encouraged Texan control of the Alamo, He led the Mexican army at the Battle of Coleto and pardoned the prisoners before the massacre at Goliad. , He controlled the Mexican army and led the troops in battle at the Alamo

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He controlled the Mexican army and led the troops in battle at the Alamo

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What was significant about the Battle of Gonzales?

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It showed that Texans were willing to use military force if necessary.

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Which of the following(s) is a result of the Battle of the Alamo? Options: Texans get a new battle cry, United States citizens rallied around the Texan's cause, Texans realizing they must fight Santa Anna at any cost  , All the above

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Texans get a new battle cry, United States citizens rallied around the Texan's cause, Texans realizing they must fight Santa Anna at any cost.

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Is William B. Travis's letter considered the most heroic document in Texas history?

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True