Era 5 Test Reveiw

How did the Mexican government respond to the demands of the Convention of 1833?

• It made the taxes on American goods higher.
• It allowed Americans to immigrate to Texas again.
• It made the taxes on American goods lower.
• Slavery was ended in all parts of Mexico.

What was not a part of the Law of April 6, 1830?

• School systems were more established.
• Taxes on American goods were lowered.
• Slavery was ended in all parts of Mexico.
• American citizens were allowed to immigrate to Texas again.

What did Texans think about the Law of April 6, 1830?

• It allowed Americans to immigrate to Texas again.
• It ordered an inspection tour of Texas.
• Santa Anna became a dictator as a result.
• They thought it went against the Mexican Constitution of 1824

Texas was part of the Mexican state of....

• Coahuila y Tejas
• Tejas y Coahuila
• Tejas
• Coahuila

What did Santa Anna do in 1835?

• He declared with America.
• He became dictator of Mexico.
• He raised taxes on imported goods.
• He wrote a letter about setting up a state government.

How did Mexican leaders react to the Fredonian Rebellion?

• They loved it.
• Slavery was ended in all parts of Texas.
• It ordered an inspection tour of Texas.
• They executed all the leaders of the Rebellion.

What did Mexico do about the Texans who had slaves?

• They were allowed to keep them.
• Slavery was ended in all parts of Mexico.
• They freed all the slaves to America.
• All slaves were put in jail.

Where did the Texans and Mexicans fight during the first Anahuac Disturbances?

• Austin
• Velasco
• El Paso
• Galveston

Why was Stephen F.  Austin arrested in Mexico?

• He took too much money from settlers in his colony.
• He robbed a store in his colony.
• He wrote a letter about setting up a state government.
• He wrote a letter about getting rid of the state government.

What did Stephen F. Austin think after being released from Mexican house arrest in 1835?

• He thought Texas should separate from Mexico.
• He thought Santa Anna should become a dictator.
• He thought that he was more loyal to Mexico than ever.
• He thought that Texas should start a war with Mexico.