Road to Revolution Test Review

What was the Fredonian Rebellion?

• An early attempt at Texas independence

• A diplomatic effort with Mexico

• A peaceful protest against taxes

• An agreement with Mexican officials

Why did the Fredonian Rebellion worry Mexican authorities?

• It was a minor event with no significant impact.
• It indicated potential for further unrest and rebellion among settlers.
• It showed that settlers were satisfied with Mexican rule.
• It demonstrated strong loyalty to the Mexican government.

What was the conclusion of the Mier y Teran report?

• Mexico should reduce its military presence in Texas.
• The report recommended increasing immigration to Texas.
• Texas should become an independent nation.
• Mexico needed to strengthen its control over Texas.

What law did the Mier y Teran report lead to?

• Law of 1845
• Law of 1836
• Law of 1824
• Law of April 6, 1830

Which of the following was a provision of the Law of April 6, 1830?

• Prohibition of further American immigration to Texas.
• Granting land to American immigrants in Texas.
• Encouragement of American immigration to Texas.
• Tax exemptions for American settlers in Texas.

What effect did the Law of April 6, 1830, have on Texas settlers?

• It restricted American immigration to Texas, angering settlers and increasing tensions.
• It improved relations between Texas settlers and the Mexican government.
• It granted land to all settlers without restrictions.
• It encouraged more American settlers to move to Texas.

What was the purpose of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

• To support Mexican federalism and Santa Anna

• To declare Texas independence from Mexico

• To protest the Mier y Terán Report

• To resolve conflicts among Texas settlers

Why was Stephen F. Austin arrested in Mexico?

• He was arrested for smuggling goods into Texas.
• He was arrested for violating immigration laws.
• He was arrested for inciting violence against local officials.
• He was arrested for promoting Texan independence by writing a letter suggesting Texas form its own government

What was the significance of Austin’s arrest for the Texas settlers?

• Austin's arrest resulted in a peaceful resolution with Mexico.
• Austin's arrest had no impact on the Texas settlers.
• Austin's arrest led to increased support for Mexican rule.
• Austin's arrest galvanized Texas settlers towards seeking independence from Mexico.

What was the primary goal of the Fredonian Rebellion?

• To negotiate trade with Mexico

• To establish Texas as an independent republic

• To protest Mexican taxes

• To encourage peace with Native Americans