Spanish Texas in the age of Revolutions, 1779-1821

The largest contribution of Spanish Texas to the American Revolution was

• Arms

• Spies

• Cattle imports

• soldiers

This Irish-born, American citizen is likely the first American to migrate into Texas from Louisiana, establishing trade with the Caddo and mustang catching operations in the 1790s. _____________.

• Stephen F Austin

• James Bowie

• Philip Nolan

• Bobby McGee

Texas once again became a buffer region between Spanish American and

the United States after France sold ______________ to the United

States.

• Florida

• Manhattan Island

• Alaska

• Louisiana

_____________ led mestizos, Indians, and the poorest of Mexican society in a social revolt during a moment of political crisis between the governing criollos and peninsulares to press for a egalitarian and democratic independent Mexico.

a. Miguel Hidalgo

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Arnoldo De Leon

• Simon Bolivar

• Martin Maldonado

During the Mexican Independence Movement, royalist forces defeated and massacred rebels in Texas at the 1813 Battle of _____________, just outside of San Antonio

• Bexar

• El Alamo

• Medina

• Dulce aguas

French occupation of Spain in 1808 led to a political crisis in Spanish America over the next two decades resulting in______________

• The establishing of the Anahuac Colony

• The French and Indian War

• Mexican Independence

• American Revolution

The _________ signed a peace treaty with Spanish officials in 1785, ending decades of warfare.

• French

• English

• Mexicans

• Comanches

An 1819 treaty between the United States and Spain resolved the boundary of Louisiana and Texas at:

• The Sabine River

• The Red River

• The Mississippi River

• Neches River

The leader of rebel forces in Texas against royal authorities, he recruited American money and volunteers in Louisiana.

• Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara

• Simon de Herrera

• Joaquin de Arredondo

• Myles Morales

This map is a map of ?

• North America after The Louisiana Purchase

• North America before 1763

• North America After 1803

• An Alternate time line's United States