B3- Chapter 10 Review

What innovation developed by Eli Whitney was brought to Texas by some of the Anglo planters and helped increased the demand for slavery?

• cotton gin

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• telegraph

• steel plow

• record player 

In​ (a)   ,De​ (b)   received a land grant to start a colony of 41​ ​ (c)   families in Texa.

• 1824
• Leon
• Mexican

______ __ ______ continued his father's plan to start a colony in Texas. He is known as the "Father of Texas."

Which territory was purchased by the United States in 1803 and gave them control of the Mississippi River?

As a result of the Adam-Onis Treaty, the U.S. acquired this territory in 1819 and gave up all claims to Texas.

Recommendation from a Mexican General who toured in Texas in 1829​ (a)   Outlined the reasons why Anglo Americans had conflict with the Mexican Army​ (b)   This report suggested ways to slow down the colonziation of Texas by Anglo Anericans​ (c)   This list condemed the Centralist government of violating the Constitution of 1824​ (d)  

• Mier y Teran Report
• Turtle Bayou Resolutions
• Mier y Teran

This caused a dispute over land around Nacogdoches​ (a)   This outlined the reasons why Anglo Americans had conflict with the Mexican Army​ (b)   This condemned the Centralist gov't for violating the Constitution of 1824​ (c)   Involved Haden Edwards and his militia claiming independence at the Old Stone Fort in 1826​ (d)  

• Fredonian Rebellion
• Turtle Bayou Resolutions

Which of the following are correct about Juan Davis Bradburn?

Select TWO correct answers.

• good relationship with Fransisco Madero

• put Guadalupe Hidalgo in jail

• soldier of the Mexican Army

• established a settlement at Anahuac

After receiving his empresario contract, ​ (a)   was allowed to relocate 800 families to Texas. However, when he arrived, he noted there were mutliple Native Americans among many other settlers residing in the Nacogdoches. These Nacogdoches reisdents were known as​ (b)  

• Haden Edwards
• Old Settlers

One of the MAIN purposes of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions was to protest —

• the abolition of slavery in Mexico

• Mexico's revolution against Spain

• the unconstitutional actions of the Mexican government

• Mexico's ban on immigration from the United States