Texas Revolution Review

After the massacre at Goliad, many Texas troops were frustrated with Sam Houston because

• he avoided fights with Mexican troops

• ordered that Mexican troops be ambushed and punished

• attempted to negotiate with Santa Anna

• wouldn't send reinforcements to the Alamo

The Texas Constitution granted freedom of religion by

• no longer requiring Texans to be Catholic

• reducing the amount of taxes paid to the church

• no longer forcing residents to attend church services every week

• allowing only Protestant churches in the state

After winning the battle of the Alamo, Santa Anna believed that

• he had won complete victory against the Texans

• Texans would use the Alamo as a battle cry in the future

• he could never visit Texas again

• he should immediately surrender

The red flag raised by Santa Anna at the Alamo symbolized that

• he would leave no survivors

• the Mexican troops were advancing

• he was willing to surrender

• Texans had won the revolution

One cause of the Grass Fight was

• Santa Anna burning Gonzales and San Felipe

• Texians ambushed Mexican troops who were supposedly carrying supplies and ammunition

• Texians ambushed Mexican troops at Mission Concepcion

• texians seizing the presidio at Goliad

This was the beginning of the Texas Revolution:

• battle of Gonzales

• Siege at the Alamo

• Santa Anna's surrender

• Grass Fight

The first president of an independent Texas was

• David G. Burnet

• William B. Travis

• Stephen F. Austin

• James Fannin

At the __________ massacre, Mexican soldier executed more than 400 Texans.

• Goliad

• Alamo

• Gonzales

• San Jacinto

as word spread of the fall of the Alamo, many families fled east to avoid the Mexican Army in the event known as the

• Runaway Scrape

• Grass Fight

• Goliad Getaway

• Alamo Escape

What became the rallying cry for Texans at the Battle of San Jacinto?

• Remember the Alamo!

• Remember Goliad!

• Land the I Love!

• 'Merica!