Mexican National Era & Texas National Era

How did European colonization of Texas impact the region's cultural and economic development?

• It led to the establishment of Protestant missions and towns.

• It had no significant impact on the region's culture and economy.

• It resulted in the establishment of Catholic missions, towns, and ranches.

• It led to the decline of agriculture in the region.

Which key figures contributed to the growth of Texas through colonies and agriculture?

• Sam Houston

• Davy Crockett

• Moses and Stephen F. Austin

• George Washington

Some key events that sparked the Texas Revolution were (a)   .

• Internal conflicts
• Tensions between Anglo and Mexican
• Law of April 6, 1830
• Arrest of Stephen F. Austin

What was the impact of the Law of April 6, 1830, on the Texas Revolution?

• It prohibited further U.S. immigration to Texas
• It established a new government in Texas
• It declared war on Mexico
• It granted independence to Texas

Match the following descriptions to the correct observations from the Mier y Terán Report that contributed to the tensions leading to the Texas Revolution.

• Report observed a significant disproportion between Anglo settlers and Mexican nationals.

• The need for more Catholic missions in Texas

• Report highlighted the thriving Mexican communities in Texas.

• The success of the Mexican settlements in Texas

• Report noted the scarcity of vital resources in Texas.

• The lack of natural resources in Texas

• Report suggested the establishment of additional Catholic missions in Texas.

• The imbalance between Anglo and Mexican populations

Which individual was known for his surrender at Goliad during the Texas Revolution?

• James Fannin
• Antonio López de Santa Anna
• William B. Travis
• Sam Houston

Who was a significant figure involved in the Fredonian Rebellion that contributed to the chain of events leading to the Texas Revolution?

• George Childress
• Lorenzo de Zavala
• James Fannin
• Green DeWitt

The Constitutional Convention of 1836 achieved (a)   during the Texas Revolution.

• It ended the conflict peacefully
• It led to the capture of General Sa
• It established a new government for
• It declared Texas independent from

Who was a significant individual involved in the Battle of San Jacinto during the Texas Revolution?

• Sam Houston
• William B. Travis
• James Fannin
• Antonio López de Santa Anna

Who was known for his heroic defense at the Battle of the Alamo during the Texas Revolution?

• Sam Houston
• William B. Travis
• Antonio López de Santa Anna
• James Fannin