Mexican National Era: Part 1

Tasby Gazette: 9/25

Which groups of people are present?
What is happening in this picture?
Who do you think is leading this large group of different people?

Multiple Choice

What were some of the main reasons that led to the end of Spanish rule and the rise of Mexican Nationalism in Texas?

• The desire for religious freedom

• The influence of American settlers

• The end of Spanish rule and the beginning of Mexican Nationalism

• The search for gold

Multiple Choice

Who was responsible for the "Grito de Dolores" that called for Mexican independence from Spain?

• Father Miguel Hidalgo

• General Arredondo

• Jean Lafitte

• Philip Nolan

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about Philip Nolan are correct?

• He came to Texas to capture wild horses for profit.

• He was considered an American spy by the Spanish.

• He was killed by the Spanish after being told not to return to Texas.

• He led the Republican Army of the North.

Fill in the Blanks

The group formed by Gutierrez and Magee to declare Texas independent from New Spain was called the Republican Army of the

.

Multiple Choice

What was the outcome of the Battle of Medina for the Republican Army?

• They were victorious and gained independence.

• They were overwhelmed and executed by the Spanish.

• They formed an alliance with pirates.

• They retreated to Galveston.

Multiple Choice

Who was elected president by the group that declared Texas independent during the Long Expedition?

• Dr. James Long

• Agustin de Iturbide

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

Multiple Select

Which of the following were goals of Agustin de Iturbide's Plan de Iguala?

• Declare Mexico independent from Spain

• Unite Mexican people with equal rights

• Make Catholicism the official religion

• Annex Texas to the United States

Fill in the Blanks

The Treaty of Cordoba, signed on August 21, 1821, declared Mexico independent from

rule.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a challenge faced by those living in New Spain under Spanish rule?

• Spain was too far away to help citizens.

• The Spanish King forced colonists to pay heavy taxes.

• Colonists were excluded from the best jobs.

• Citizens had complete freedom of religion.