Texas Independence

What were some of the causes of the Texas War for Independence?

• Political stability, military strength, diplomatic alliances

• Cultural differences, abolishment of Mexican Constitution, centralization of power, desire for independence

• Economic prosperity, peaceful relations, technological advancements

• Social equality, environmental conservation, educational reforms

Who were the leaders of the Texas Revolution?

• Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie

• George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy

• Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin

What was the significance of the Battle of the Alamo?

• The Battle of the Alamo was significant for its contribution to scientific research.

• The Battle of the Alamo was significant for its role in inspiring others to fight for Texas independence.

• The Battle of the Alamo was significant for its impact on international trade agreements.

• The Battle of the Alamo was significant for its influence on modern art movements.

When was the Texas Declaration of Independence signed?

• May 4, 1836

• March 2, 1836

• April 6, 1836

• February 19, 1836

How did the Texas Revolution impact the history of Texas?

• The Texas Revolution led to Texas becoming an independent country within Mexico

• The Texas Revolution led to Texas gaining independence from Mexico and becoming its own republic before eventually joining the United States.

• The Texas Revolution had no impact on the history of Texas

• The Texas Revolution resulted in Texas becoming a part of Mexico

Which battle is often considered the turning point in the Texas Revolution?

• Battle of San Jacinto

• Battle of Gonzales

• Battle of the Alamo

• Battle of Goliad

• Battle of Gettysburg

What role did Sam Houston play in the Texas War for Independence?

• Lead the Mexican forces

• Served as a diplomat for the United States

• Commander-in-chief of the Texan forces

• Negotiated peace treaties

Who were some key figures in the Battle of the Alamo?

• William B. Travis, James Bowie, Davy Crockett

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Benjamin Franklin

What were the main grievances of the Texan settlers against the Mexican government?

• High taxes, language barriers, lack of access to education

• Limited trade opportunities, disagreements over military service, disputes over cultural traditions

• Cultural differences, lack of political representation, restrictions on immigration, and unfair laws

• Harsh weather conditions, disputes over land ownership, religious conflicts

What was the outcome of the Texas Revolution?

• Texas becoming a British colony

• Independence of Texas from Mexico

• Annexation of Texas by Mexico

• Texas joining the United States as a territory