What events characterize the Revolution and Republic era in Texas history?

Texas independence from Mexico, and the presidencies of Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar

exploration of Texas by Europeans, and Spanish conflict with Native Americans

development of Texas as a Spanish colony and as a part of independent Mexico

Texas annexation by the United States, and Texas statehood

Which sequence correctly describes conflicts between the Republic of Texas and Mexico during the administrations of Mirabeau Lamar and Sam Houston?

Córdova Rebellion → Santa Fe Expedition → Battle of Salado Creek → Mier Expedition

Santa Fe Expedition → Córdova Rebellion → Mier Expedition → Battle of Salado Creek

Battle of Salado Creek → Mier Expedition → Santa Fe Expedition → Córdova Rebellion

Córdova Rebellion → Battle of Salado Creek → Mier Expedition → Santa Fe Expedition

Based on the map, why would the location of Santa Fe encourage Mirabeau Lamar to annex it?

to gain control over disputed land that both Texas and Mexico claimed and as the first step in the republic’s expansion to the Pacific Ocean

so he could move the capital of the republic closer to Mexico

to control land occupied by Native American groups he wanted to remove from Texas

to gain access to the Rio Grande and provide a port to Texas

Based on the map, why would the location of Austin draw criticism from Texans opposed to the site of the new, permanent capital of the republic?

Austin was too close to the disputed area with Mexico where it would be in danger of attacks from Mexico and Native Americans.

Austin was too far from the Gulf of Mexico and ports used for trading and by the Texas navy.

Austin was too far from Houston, the original capital of the republic, making it difficult to move papers from the old capital to the new capital.

Austin was too far from the U.S. for people who wanted the republic to be annexed by the U.S.

Why was it difficult for Sam Houston to reach his goal of peaceful relations with Mexico during his second term of office? A. B. C. D.

The Mexican army twice invaded Texas and seized San Antonio.

The Mexican army began the Archive War with Texas.

The Mexican army attacked the town of Mier in Texas.

The Mexican army interfered with feuds in East Texas.

What was the cause of unrest in East Texas during Sam Houston’s second term of office?

feuds between the Regulators and the Moderators

fighting among the residents of Houston and Columbia over the location of the capital

riots in Galveston over Sam Houston’s plan to sell the Texas navy

What major policy of Sam Houston did Mirabeau Lamar oppose?

the annexation of Texas by the United States

recognition of Texas as nation by Mexico

the need to increase public debt

the removal of the Native Americans from Texas

Why did many Texans want Texas to join the United States?

Many Texans had come from the United States and wanted Texas to become part of their former country. They also wanted U.S. protection from Mexico

What was the role of the Texas Rangers in the Republic of Texas during the presidential terms of Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar?

The Texas Rangers were a military force that fought against Native Americans and Mexicans and protected the settlers who were living on the frontier.

How did Mirabeau Lamar and Sam Houston work to establish Texas as a nation recognized by other countries?

Lamar and Houston wanted the United States, European countries, and Mexico to recognize Texas as a nation. However, Houston saw the future of Texas linked with the United States, and he worked hard for annexation. He won recognition for Texas from the United States, despite the U.S. concern that recognition would damage relations with Mexico. Houston hoped for good relations between the republic and Mexico. Houston also pushed for Texas to be recognized by Europe. He sent J. Pinckney Henderson to Europe to negotiate recognition and trade treaties with nations there. Houston hoped that if Great Britain in particular showed interest, the United States would quickly annex Texas. Henderson succeeded in negotiating trade agreements, but Great Britain and France refused to recognize Texas. They did not think it would survive as a nation, and they did not want to offend Mexico. Lamar believed Texas could be a powerful nation on its own, and he succeeded in gaining foreign recognition. By 1839, France was convinced that the United States would not annex Texas and became the first European country to recognize Texas as a nation. A year later, Britain and the Netherlands also did so. Lamar believed Mexico could be convinced of the status of Texas by a show of power, so he created the Texas Navy and increased the strength of the Texas Rangers.

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After independence, Texas voters chose Sam Houston as president and ___________ as vice president of the Republic of Texas.

During his presidency ___________ actively pursued peaceful relations with the Native American groups living in Texas.

The issue of ____________ —the amount of money owed by the republic—was a challenge throughout the early years of the Texas Republic.

The permanent capital chosen by the Texas Congress was built on the Colorado River at the eastern edge of the Hill Country and was named for _____________.

The Santa Fe Expedition led by _____________ to annex Santa Fe and control New Mexico is an example of Mirabeau Lamar’s policy of expanding the Republic of Texas to the Pacific Ocean.

______________ hero of the Battle of Salado Creek in which the Texans defeated the Mexican army after the Mexicans had taken San Antonio.

_________ represented the Republic of Texas in talks to gain recognition from France and Great Britain.

_________ commander of the Texas navy.

__________ led a rebellion against the republic by Tejanos, some Cherokee, and other East Texas Native American groups, with help from Mexico; defeated in a fight near Seguin.

_____________ second president of the Republic of Texas.

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