Texas History: Government Types and Systems

The Unitary System in Texas history refers to:

• A system where power is centralized in a single government authority.

• A system where power is divided between national and state governments.

• A system where power is held by local governments.

• A system where power is shared equally among all citizens.

Which system is described as an alliance of sovereign states?

• Confederation

• Federation

• Unitary State

• Monarchy

In the Federal System, power is divided between which entities?

• Federal and State governments

• Executive and Legislative branches

• Local and Municipal authorities

• Judicial and Executive branches

What type of government is ruled by a hereditary leader?

• Monarchy

• Democracy

• Oligarchy

• Republic

Who are considered friendly Native American relations in Texas history?

• The Comanche

• The Apache

• The Caddo

• The Kiowa

Which country ruled Texas under a monarchy from 1519-1685 and 1690-1821?

• Spain

• France

• England

• Portugal

What was the focus of France's rule over Texas?

• Economic expansion

• Cultural assimilation

• Military conquest

• Religious conversion

What type of government did the Republic of Texas have from 1836-1845?

• Presidential Republic

• Monarchy

• Parliamentary Republic

• Confederation

Who led the missions in the Mission System of Spanish Texas?

• The Spanish Crown

• The Catholic Church

• The Native Tribes

• The Spanish Military

The Viceroy played a significant role in the Spanish Texas Government by:

• overseeing the administration and governance of the region

• leading military operations against foreign invaders

• managing trade and economic policies

• establishing educational institutions