1st Semester Review Part 2

​1st Semester Review

​Mexican National Era

Colonization

Texas Revolution

Mexican National Era

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of 1821?

• LaSalle was killed by his own men

• Stephen F. Austin was imprisoned in Mexico

• Mexico declared independence from Spain 

• The year of the Fredonian Rebellion

Multiple Choice

An adventurer who engages and organizes private rebellious activity in a foreign country.

• Filibuster

• Revolution

• Nationalism

Multiple Choice

Mustang Trader and POSSIBLE spy for the US Military.

• Father Miguel Hidalgo

• Philip Nolan

• Jean Lafitte

Multiple Choice

The Mexican National Era was from:

• 1600s - 1800s

• 1821-1836

• 1836-1845

Multiple Choice

land bought from the French that doubled the size of the United States in 1803

• Louisiana Purchase

• migration

• land grant

• empresario

Multiple Choice

Treaty with Spain

1. America gains Florida

2. Spain gives up claims to Oregon

3. Set a boundary line between Spain and the U.S.

• Treaty of 1818

• Rush-Bagot Agreement

• Adams-Onis Treaty

Colonization of Texas

Multiple Choice

a land agent who made arrangements for immigrants to settle in colonies within Mexico

• Filibuster

• Tejano

• Anglo

• Empresario

Multiple Choice

• The first successful empresario

• Fulfilled his father’s contract and took 300 Anglo families to Texas

• Known as the Father of Texas

• Martin deLeon

• Lorenzo deZavala

• Green DeWitt

• Stephen F. Austin

Multiple Choice

Gain cheap land for agriculture, escape problems in the US, freedom, adventure, FRESH START

• Revolution

• Nationalism

• Causes of the Mexican Revolution

• Purposes of Anglo Settlement

Match

Match the following

• The only empresario to found a Texas colony of Mexican settlers, given permission to establish a colony along the lower Guadalupe River in the town of Victoria

• An important American empresario who settled families in the area near present day Gonzales.

• known as the Father of Texas, led the successful colonization of the region by bringing 300 families from the United States.

• First America to receive Spanish land grant in Mexico, later Texas. He died and passed land to his son.

Martin de Leon

Green DeWitt

Stephen F. Austin

Moses Austin

• Martin de Leon

• Green DeWitt

• Stephen F. Austin

• Moses Austin

Texas Revolution

Multiple Choice

The main purpose of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions was to...

• Criticize Santa Ana

• end the civil war between apposing Mexican forces.

• call for revolution against Mexican authorities

• Pledge loyalty to Santa Ana and support the Constitution of 1824

Multiple Choice

What is missing from the Law of April 6, 1830?

• Made Texas a free and independent nation.

• Allowed Texans to elect their own leaders.

• Stopped immigration from the U.S. to Texas.

• Required the Texans to join the Mexican army.

Multiple Choice

Why was Stephen F. Austin imprisoned?

• He allowed non-Catholics to move into his colony.

• He threatened to overthrow the United States government.

• He lied to government officials about the Conventions of 1832 and 1833.

• He wrote a letter suggesting that Texas form its own government.

Multiple Choice

What phrase did the flag at the Battle of Gonzalez display?

• Come and Take It

• We Surrender

• Independence

• Justice

Multiple Choice

Shared command at the Alamo. Commanded the Regular soldiers at the Alamo. Wrote the Famous Plea.

• Sam Houston

• William B. Travis

• Jim Bowie

• Davy Crockett

Multiple Choice

Famous Tennessee frontiersman and congressman. Wrote a letter to his children from Texas describing its beauty and opportunity. Led Tennessee volunteers at the Alamo.

• Sam Houston

• William B. Travis

• Jim Bowie

• Davy Crockett

Multiple Choice

Shared command at the Alamo. Commanded the Regular soldiers at the Alamo. Wrote the Famous Plea.

• Sam Houston

• William B. Travis

• Jim Bowie

• Davy Crockett

Multiple Choice

The final battle of the Texas Revolution happened at ____.

• the Rio Grande River

• Coleto Creek

• San Jacinto

• the Alamo

Multiple Choice

In which year was Santa Anna defeated and Texans won independence?

• 1821

• 1829

• 1836

• 1845

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Battle of Gonzales

• Siege of the Alamo

• Goliad Massacre

• Battle of San Jacinto

• Treaties of Velasco

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Match

Match the following

• proved to Texans that the Mexican army could be defeated, first battle, Come and Take It

• 13 day siege, Travis, Bowie, Crockett, Santa Anna

• 400 Texians executed by order of Santa Anna

• Sam Houston and the Texians defeat Santa Anna; independence is won

Gonzales

Alamo

Goliad Massacre

San Jacinto

• Gonzales

• Alamo

• Goliad Massacre

• San Jacinto