Ch. 10 Lesson 2 Quiz

Believed a major victory was vital to independence

• Juan N. Seguin

• Benjamin Milam

• Hendrick Arnold

• William Goyens

• Francis W. Johnson

Led a of company of Tejanos laying siege to Mexican forces garrisoned at San Antonio de Bexar

• Juan N. Seguin

• Benjamin Milam

• Hendrick Arnold

• William Goyens

• Francis W. Johnson

Appointed to lead a campaign to take Matatmoros

• Juan N. Seguin

• Benjamin Milam

• Hendrick Arnold

• William Goyens

• Francis W. Johnson

Free African American guide to Milam's column

• Juan N. Seguin

• Benjamin Milam

• Hendrick Arnold

• William Goyens

• Francis W. Johnson

Obtained a promise from the Cherokees not to attack Texans during the Texas Revolution

• Juan N. Seguin

• Benjamin Milam

• Hendrick Arnold

• William Goyens

• Francis W. Johnson

After the siege of Bexar, what did most Tejanos in San Antonio do?

• They joined the Army of the People.

• They joined the Peace Party.

• They remained neutral.

• They helped Cos.

What increased the tension between the War Party and the Peace Party?

• the ongoing siege of Bexar

• the absence of a formal government

• disagreement over funding for San Antonio

• plans for an expedition to Matamoros

Why did Edward Burleson replace Austin as Commander of the Army of the People?

• Austin became governor of the council.

• Austin traveled to the United States to seek money and supplies.

• Burleson's leadership skills were recognized.

• Austin took over leadership of the Tejanos.

What did Cos promise in his surrender agreement?

• He agreed to join the Army of the People.

• He consented to become a delegate of the Peace Party.

• He would never again fight against the Constitution of 1824.

• He agreed to be a scout for the colonists.

Why were the Mexican forces defeated at San Antonio

• They were not trained to fight through the streets of a town.

• Their leader, Milam, was killed.

• The seige caught them by surprise.

• Their reinforcements didn't arrive in time.