Unit 6.0 Review

Match the following

Which era goes with the correct statement

• Natural Texas & It's people

• Mexico gains independence from Spain in 1821

• Texas Revolution

• Natives such as the Caddo and Karankawas inhabited Texas

• Mexican Colonization

• Missions were created to spread Christianity to the natives

• Spanish Colonization

• "Remember the Alamo!"

1. 1. Vote

2. 2. be involved in the Community

3. 3. Participate in local Government

4. 4. Listen to and respect different opinions

5. 5. Respect the rights

6. What would make a good title for this?

• Civic Responsibilities

• Obligations of Naturalized Citizens

• Mandatory Civic roles

• Legal Rights of Citizenship

"No man shall be compelled to attend, erect or support any place of worship, or maintain any ministry against his consent."

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of assembly

• Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures

Which of the areas were acquired as a result of the treaty of Guadalupe that ended the U.S-Mexican War

Which of the following motivated President Polk to favor annexing Texas to the U.S.

• His desire to limit the expansion of Slavery

• His anger with the government of Mexico

• His goal of peace with foreign powers

• His belief in Manifest Destiny

What did the original 13 colonist of the U.S have in common with the Texas settlers during the Revolution and Republic era?

• They opposed slavery

• They wanted to make their own rules

• They opposed taxes

• They wanted to be given free land

The Annexation of Texas in 1845 resulted the start of the ​ (a)   ​ ​ ​

• Mexican War
• Texas Revolution
• Civil War
• American Revolutionary War

All influenced Texas culture EXCEPT

• language

• foods

• Climate

• Architechture

How has the Rio Grande affected the development of Texas?

• It creates a natural boundary between Texas and Mexico

• It serves as a transportation route between East Texas and Northern Mexico

• It supplies a wealth of raw materials for Texas and Mexico

• It provides the major source of water for Texas and Mexico

How was Texas changed by the influx of European immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century?

• Spanish ranchers were displaced from grazing land

• Many new thriving towns were established

• Cultural conflicts challenge local leaders

• Schools began teaching students dual languages