Unit 4.1

What was the main cause of the Revolt of 1837?

• New Taxes
• Indian Raids
• Catholic Oppression
• Santa Fe Trail

Which part of New Mexico revolted against the Mexicans in 1837?

• Rio Arriba
• Rio Rancho
• Rio Abajo
• Rio de Janeiro

Which leader from south of Albuquerque put down the Revolt of 1837 and went on to serve a long term as governor?

• Manuel Armijo
• Antonio Jose Martinez
• Albino Perez
• Pascualito Maestas

Why were New Mexicans given large pieces of land in eastern New Mexico during the early 1840s?

• Defend New Mexico against Texans and Indians
• Pay off debt to America for buying too much on the Santa Fe Trail
• Raise more sheep
• Establish a park to protect the remaining buffalo

How many men from his original force of 200 remained loyal to governor Perez after the clash at San Ildefonso Pueblo?

• 1
• 23
• 99
• 199

In 1847, people of the Rio Arriba revolted against the United States. Which answer best describes the revolt?

• Rebels killed General Kearney, used his head as a soccer ball, then disbanded of their own accord
• Rebels besieged Santa Fe forcing the Americans back to El Paso
• Rebels defeated American forces at the Battle of Bracitos temporarily forestalling Mexico's eventual defeat
• Rebels killed Governor Bent before being defeated by the Americans

What happened to New Mexicans after the Mexican American War?

• They were enslaved and sent to work camps and mines
• New Mexicans were too far away to be impacted by the results of the war
• They were made to convert to Protestantism
• They became US citizens (except the Native Americans)

Who led the American forces against New Mexico in the Mexican War?

• Stephen Kearny
• James Gadsden
• Charles Bent
• Manuel Armijo

New Mexicans were anxious about joining the United States because most Americans were _______ whereas most New Mexicans were Catholic

• Protestant
• Muslim
• Mormon
• Jewish

Which of these was NOT a reform that Bishop Lamy implemented in the 1800s?

• Employing enough priests to make Penitentes unnecessary
• Building larger churches and cathedrals
• Creating church schools
• Prohibiting the practice of traditional Pueblo religions