Mexican Government and Stephen F. Austin Quiz

Which one is the Centralist?

• Believe that the central government should be powerful. Believed that states should not have as much power as the central government. Power should be CENTRALIZED.

• Believed that the central government should not be as powerful. Created the Mexican federal Constitution of 1824. Power should be DIVIDED among the states.

Which one is the Centralist?

• Power should be CENTRALIZED into one place.

• Power should be DIVIDED among the states.

Which one is the Federalist?

• Believe that the central government should be powerful. Believed that states should not have as much power as the central government. Power should be CENTRALIZED.

• Believed that the central government should not be as powerful. Created the Mexican federal Constitution of 1824. Power should be DIVIDED among the states.

Which one is the Federalist?

• Believed that states should not have as much power as the central government.

• Created the Mexican federal Constitution of 1824.

Which one is the Centralists?

• Believe that the central government should be very powerful.

• Believed that the central government should share power with the states.

Mexico's requirements to live in Texas?

• Display good conduct (follow the law) Catholic Become Mexican citizens

• Put ads in the Southern newspapers Brought farmers to Mexican Texas Most successful empresario!

Which is NOT one of Mexico's requirements to live in Texas?

• Display good conduct (follow the law)

• Join the Mexican army

• Become Mexican citizens

• Convert to Catholicism

What did Stephen F. Austin establish in Mexican Texas?

• The 1st Anglo colony in Tejas

• The 1st Hispanic colony in Tejas

• First Tejano colony in Spain

• First Spanish colony in New Spain

Who were the 'Old Three Hundred' in Texas history?

• The first families settled in Texas by Stephen F. Austin

• The first soldiers who fought in the Texas Revolution

• The first rulers of Mexico picked by Iturbide

• The last Spaniards to leave Mexico after the Mexican Movement for Independence

Who were the 'Old Three Hundred' in Texas history?

• Mostly farmers

• Mostly soldiers

• Mostly priests