CBA # 3 Review

According to this map, the first conflict in Texas in the years leading up to the TexasRevolution occurred near which town?

• San Antonio

• Velasco

• Anahuac

• Nacogdoches

What do we call the event in which two Edwards brothers captured Nacogdoches and declared it independent in 1826?

• Battle of Gonzales

• Fredonian Rebellion

• Battle of San Jacinto

• Siege of the Alamo

Which legislation, passed by Mexico, outlawed immigration from the U.S., outlawed slavery, and ended Empresario contracts, and upset the Texans.

• Mier Y Teran Report

• Turtle Bayou Resolutions

• Law of April 6, 1830

• Compromise of 1850

This flag flew at the first battle of the Texas Revolution. This was the Battle of

• San Antonio

• Goliad

• Gonzales

• San Jacinto

Who were the Texas and Mexican leaders at the Battle of the ALAMO?

• Sam Houston (Texan) and Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (Mexican)

• James Fannin and William B. Travis

• William B. Travis (Texan) and Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (Mexican)

• Jim Bowie and William B. Travis

William B. Travis wrote a letter entitled "To the People of Texas and All Americans Around the World." What was the purpose of this letter?

• He wanted to encourage more Americans to migrate to Texas.

• He wanted aid to help fight the Mexican Army at the Alamo.

• He wanted to gain support or Mexico's efforts to stop the Texas rebels.

• He wanted to get help in his efforts to invade Mexico.

Who was the leader of the Mexican Army during the Texas Revolution?

• Sam Houston

• William B. Travis

• Santa Anna

• Stephen F. Austin

Which Texan served as commander of the Texas army during the Texas Revolution?

• Sam Houston

• George Childress

• Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

• William B. Travis

What happened to the soldiers under James Fannin who were captured at Coleto Creek when they got to Goliad?

• They were set free and went back to the Texan Army

• They were executed by the Mexican Army

• They were forced to build a fort

• They joined to fight the Mexican Army

Which statement best describes Sam Houston’s military strategy following the Alamo and the massacre at Goliad?

• He ordered Texans to ambush Mexican troops to punish them for the massacre.

• He avoid fights with Mexican troops because he believed the Texas army was too small and untrained.

• He started more battles with Mexican troops to punish them for the massacre.

• He attempted negotiations with Santa Anna.