Wk 13 Article 1 William B. Travis and the Alamo

Where was William B. Travis born?

• Texas

• Alabama

• West Virginia

• South Carolina

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What rank did Travis achieve in the Texas military during the Texas Revolution?

• Commander of the Artillery

• Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry

• Second Lieutenant of the Infantry

• Judge Advocate General of the Army

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What phrase is associated with Travis?

• “Join or Die”

• “Victory or Death”

• “Come and Take It”

• “Remember the Alamo”

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In which year did William B. Travis move to Texas?

• 1825

• 1831

• 1835

• 1840

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What was the name of the law that Travis opposed in Texas?

• The Texas Immigration Act

• The Mexican Law of April 6, 1830

• The Texas Settlement Act

• The Mexican Trade Law

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What profession did Travis practice when he moved to Anahuac, Texas?

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Teacher

• Farmer

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Who was the Mexican leader that Travis faced at the Alamo?

• Pancho Villa

• Santa Anna

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Benito Juárez

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What was the outcome of the Battle of the Alamo for Travis?

• He was captured

• He retreated

• He died

• He was victorious

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What did Travis do before moving to Texas?

• He was a farmer

• He started a newspaper

• He was a school teacher

• He was a merchant

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What was the main reason Travis moved to Texas?

• To join the military

• To start a new life

• To find gold

• To become a politician

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