Unit 6 Texas Revolution Test Review

The Texas Revolution began after the Mexican government passed a law ending U.S. ___ and ___ that the Texans felt ___ follow the Mexican Constitution

• immigration, slavery, did not

• trading, taxes, absolutely

• immigration, trading, did not

The Battle of ___ was the first battle of the Revolution and fought over a ___.

• Gonzales, cannon

• Goliad, rifle

• Alamo, building

• San Jacinto, monument

William B. Travis was a defender of the ___ and wrote the "___" letter asking for help.

• Alamo, Victory or Death

• cannon, Gonzales

• rights, Constitution

___ was a witness and survivor of the Battle of the Alamo. She provided a ____ of what happened there.

• Susanna Dickinson, first-hand account

• Susanna Dickinson, second-hand account

• Mary Shelley, fake

• Ms. Mooti, true

____ was a Texas army captain who snuck past the Mexican forces at the Alamo to deliver a message to Sam Houston.

• Juan Seguin

• William B. Travis

• James Bowie

• Davy Crockett

The Texas Declaration of Independence stated that Texans were ____ Mexican rule.

• free from

• still under

• forever stuck under

• happy with

Texans celebrate Texas Independence Day on ____.

• March 2

• January 7

• July 20

• October 28

The Texas Constitution of 1836 was written after the ____ and was modeled after the U.S. Constitution, dividing the government into 3 ____.

• Texas Declaration of Independence, branches

• Texas Declaration of Independence, leaders

Lorenzo de Zavala played an important role in helping to write the ____ of 1836

• Constitution

• Declaration

• Treaty

• Agreement

The Goliad ___ refers to the killing of over 350 Texan prisoners after losing in the Battle of Coleto Creek.

• Massacre

• Surprise

• Battle

• Promise