Immigration/Migration Mary Maverick

Open Ended

Imagine you are moving to a new country, just like many colonists who migrated to Texas. What three things would you bring to help you start a new life, and why?

Multiple Choice

Why was migration to Texas significant during the era of the Republic of Texas?

• It led to the development of new towns and cities.

• It caused conflicts with Native Americans.

• It resulted in economic growth and agricultural expansion.

• It was the main reason for Texas joining the United States.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the main objective of analyzing Mary Maverick’s diary in this lesson?

• To understand the geography of Texas

• To describe daily life and migration through a primary source

• To learn about famous battles in Texas

• To memorize dates and names

Multiple Choice

According to Mary Maverick’s diary entry from January 7th, 1838, what challenges did settlers face in San Augustine?

• Frequent attacks by Native Americans

• Occasional rains, mud, and scarce provisions

• Lack of entertainment and books

• Overcrowding in settlements

Multiple Select

Based on the diary excerpts and class discussion, which of the following were effects of the lifestyles described by Mary Maverick?

• Increased sickness and death in the community

• A sense of ease and contentment among American ladies

• Scarcity of food and resources

• Frequent celebrations and festivals

Fill in the Blanks

William Goyens was a free African American businessman and

in Nacogdoches.

Open Ended

How were the experiences of Mary Maverick and William Goyens in the Republic of Texas similar or different?