Ch5: Lesson 1 - Conflict Leads to Revolution

Many immigrants were Protestants. Which religion did the Mexican citizens have to be? p.180

• Protestant

• Christian

• Jewish

• Roman Catholic

When people from the United States immigrated to Mexico, what did they call their slaves? p.180

• slaves

• friends

• indentured servants

• workers

Money a government charges in exchange for services is what? p.181

• tax

• convention

• dictator

• rights

What is another word for a formal meeting? p.181

• tax

• convention

• dictator

• right

Who is a ruler who does no answer to the people? p.181

• tax

• convention

• dictator

• rights

Who was the dictator in Mexico? p.181

• Stephen F. Austin

• Santa Anna

• George Washington

• Barack Obama

What is another word for freedoms? p.182

• tax

• convention

• dictator

• rights

When and where did the fighting of the Texas Revolution begin? p.182

• Gonzales - October 2, 1835

• San Antonio - December 5, 1835

• Goliad - October 9, 1835

• Mexico City - October 3, 1835

Which of the following was NOT one of the early Texas battles? Use the map on p.182!

• Gonzales

• San Antonio

• Alamo

• Goliad

Who was Juan Seguin and what part did he play in the early days of the Texas Revolution? p.183

• 
  He was a colonist from the United States who took part in the Battle of Goliad.

• He was a colonist from the United States who wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence.

• He was a young Tejano rancher and leader who helped townspeople defeat Mexican soldiers at Gonzales.

• He was a young Tejano rancher and leader who joined the "Army of the People" as it marched to San Antonio.