The 5 Road Signs of the Texas Revolution

What was the main cause for the Texas Revolution?

• A Federalist Government and the Mexican government's decision to get rid of the Mexican Constitution of 1824

• A Centralist Government and the Mexican government's decision to follow the Mexican Constitution of 1824

• A Federalist Government and the Mexican government's decision to follow the Mexican Constitution of 1824

• The Mexican government's decision to get rid of the Mexican Constitution of 1824 and Santa Anna becoming a Dictator.

Which law passed by the Mexican government in 1830 aimed to limit Anglo-American immigration to Texas?

• The Law of April 6, 1830

• The Texas Settlement Act

• The Immigration Restriction Act

• The Texas Colonization Law

What was a significant effect of the Mexican government's policies on the Anglo-American settlers in Texas?

• Increased loyalty to the Mexican government

• A desire to return to the United States

• Rising tensions and calls for independence

• Greater economic prosperity

Who was the commander of the Texas war for Independence?

• Stephen F. Austin

• Sam Houston

• Antonio López de Santa Anna

• James Fannin

What was the significance of the Battle of Gonzales in the Texas Revolution?

• It marked the first battle of the Texas Revolution

• It was the final battle leading to Texas independence

• It was a major defeat for the Texan forces

• It resulted in a peace treaty with Mexico

What was the famous slogan associated with the Battle of Gonzales?

• "Remember the Alamo"

• "Come and Take It"

• "Liberty or Death"

• "No Taxation Without Representation"

Why did the Mexican government initially encourage Anglo-American immigration to Texas?

• To increase the population and get more taxes

• To create a buffer against Native American tribes

• To establish a new cultural center

• To promote religious conversion

Which event directly led to the outbreak of the Texas Revolution(road sign 5)?

• The signing of the Treaty of Velasco

• The Battle of San Jacinto

• The arrest of Stephen F. Austin

• The Siege of Bexar

What was the primary goal of the Texas Independence Movement?

• To gain economic concessions from Mexico

• To establish a separate state within Mexico

• To achieve complete independence from Mexico

• To negotiate better trade agreements

Which group played a significant role in the Texas Independence Movement?

• Mexican loyalists

• Native American tribes

• Anglo-American settlers

• Spanish colonists