Ch. 9 Lesson 3

What role did Stephen F. Austin play in the Convention of 1833?

• He was a delegate from Mexico.

• He was a military leader.

• He was the convention's representative to the Mexican government.

• He was a local official in Texas.

What epidemic was raging in Mexico City when Austin arrived?

• Malaria

• Cholera

• Influenza

• Smallpox

What was the outcome of Austin's meeting with Santa Anna in November 1833?

• Santa Anna agreed to all of Austin's demands.

• Santa Anna refused to meet with Austin.

• Santa Anna agreed to some resolutions but not separate statehood for Texas.

• Santa Anna arrested Austin immediately.

When was Austin arrested in Mexico?

• December 1833

• January 1834

• October 1833

• November 1833

What disease added to the suffering in Texas during Austin's absence?

• Influenza

• Tuberculosis

• Malaria

• Typhoid

What was the condition of Texas during Austin's imprisonment in 1834?

• The situation was improving rapidly.

• Conditions were getting better despite challenges.

• The region was completely peaceful.

• There was no change in the situation.

What was Austin's health condition during his imprisonment?

• He was in poor health.

• He was in good health and bore it with patience.

• He was frequently ill.

• He was unable to write letters.

What was the main reason for Austin's arrest according to the vice president of Mexico?

• Austin's suggestion for a new state government was seen as rebellion.

• Austin was caught spying for the United States.

• Austin refused to pay taxes.

• Austin attacked Mexican officials.

Why did Texans call for a consultation?

• To celebrate their independence

• To discuss the enforcement of taxes

• To plan a festival

• To elect a new leader

What did General Cós demand from the Texans?

• To pay more taxes

• To surrender their weapons

• To arrest those involved in disturbances

• To leave Texas