Texas Rev. Final Review

During the Runaway Scrape, Texas civilians fled toward the United States by heading toward the _________ River.

• Colorado
• Nueces
• Sabine
• Rio Grande 

Who led a tactical retreat after the Battle of the Alamo?

• Santa Anna
• General Cos
• Jose Urrea
• Sam Houston

One of the terms of negotiation with Mexico after the Battle of San Jacinto was that the ___________ River would be the recognized border between Mexico and Texas.

• Rio Grande
• Sabine
• Nueces
• Mississippi

The most significant outcome of the Battle of the San Jacinto is what?

• The Rio Grande became the border between TX and MX
• Santa Anna surrendered
• Santa Anna was killed
• Texas won their independence

All of the following were advantages for the Texans at the Battle of San Jacinto EXCEPT?

• Santa Anna didn't believe the Texans would attack first
• The Mexican soldiers were taking a siesta
• They were fighting in Mexican territory
• They were fighting in Texas territory

What was the Runaway Scrape?

• Sam Houston's tactical retreat after the Battle of the Alamo
• The Mexican army surrendering at the Battle of San Jacinto
• Texas civilians fleeing from TX to the United States seeking safety after the Alamo and Goliad
• none of the above

What does this flag represent?

• Come and Take It at the Battle of Gonzales
• Texas' acceptance of Santa Anna as their dictator
• Revenge for the Texans that died at the Alamo and Goliad
• none of the above

An atrocity is a cruel and brutal act.  Which of the following is an example of an atrocity?

• Runaway Scrape
• Battle of the Alamo
• Siege of San Antonio
• Goliad Massacre

Texas declared independence from Mexico for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

• Santa Anna was a dictator who didn't follow through on what Mexico had promised to the TX settlers
• Texans had to pay taxes on American goods
• Santa Anna threw SFA in prison without giving him a trial
• They wanted to join the United States instead

Texas declared their independence from Mexico on

• March 2, 1836
• March 2, 1835
• March 13, 1836
• February 26, 1836