Texas Revolution and Early Statehood Quiz

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

• It marked the first military engagement of the Texas Revolution.

• It was the final battle that ended the Texas Revolution.

• It was a peaceful negotiation between Texas and Mexico.

• It was a battle fought entirely at sea.

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TX.§113.19.B.3.C.

Who was the author of the letter "To the People of Texas and All Americans in the World" during the siege of the Alamo?

• Sam Houston

• William B. Travis

• James Fannin

• Antonio López de Santa Anna

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TX.§113.19.B.3.C.

Explain the role of Sam Houston during the Texas Revolution.

• He was a Mexican general who fought against Texas.

• He was a leader of the Texas forces and played a crucial role in the victory at the Battle of San Jacinto.

• He was a diplomat who negotiated peace with Mexico.

• He was a British ambassador to Texas.

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TX.§113.19.B.3.B.

Identify the event that marked the end of the Texas Revolution.

• The Battle of Gonzales

• The siege of the Alamo

• The Battle of San Jacinto

• Fannin's surrender at Goliad

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TX.§113.19.B.3.C.

What was the primary issue addressed at the Constitutional Convention of 1836?

• The annexation of Texas to the United States

• The drafting of the Texas Declaration of Independence and Constitution

• The establishment of trade relations with Mexico

• The creation of a new currency for Texas

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TX.§113.19.B.3.C.

Analyze the impact of the Texas Navy during the Republic of Texas.

• It was primarily used for exploration and mapping.

• It played a crucial role in defending Texas against Mexican forces and securing trade routes.

• It was disbanded immediately after its creation.

• It was used to transport settlers to Texas.

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TX.§113.19.B.4.A.

Who was Jack Coffee Hays, and what was his contribution to the Republic of Texas?

• A Mexican general who opposed Texas independence

• A Texas Ranger known for his leadership and bravery in protecting settlers

• A politician who served as the first president of Texas

• A naval officer who led the Texas Navy

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TX.§113.19.B.4.A.

Discuss the causes that led to the annexation of Texas by the United States.

• The desire for Texas to become a British colony

• Security concerns and the burden of public debt in Texas

• The need for Texas to expand its territory into Mexico

• The influence of French settlers in Texas

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TX.§113.19.B.4.B.

What was the significance of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo for Texas?

• It ended the U.S.-Mexican War and recognized Texas as part of the United States.

• It established Texas as an independent nation.

• It allowed Texas to trade freely with Mexico.

• It was a peace treaty between Texas and Native American tribes.

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TX.§113.19.B.4.C.

Identify the role of José Antonio Navarro during the Republic of Texas.

• He was a Mexican general who fought against Texas.

• He was a prominent Tejano leader and politician who supported Texas independence.

• He was a British ambassador to Texas.

• He was a naval officer in the Texas Navy.

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TX.§113.19.B.4.A.