Texas Revolution Review Quiz

Match the following events with their correct descriptions related to early Texas history.

• A famous battle where Texan defenders fought against Mexican forces in 1836.

• Fredonian Rebellion

• The first rebellion against Mexican control in Texas.

• Battle of the Alamo

• A report that warned the Mexican government about the growing American influence in Texas.

• Mier y Teran Report

• A statement made by Texas settlers declaring their support for the Mexican Constitution of 1824.

• Turtle Bayou Resolution

Which document was a promise that showed Texans’ support for the Constitution of 1824?

• Fannin’s Surrender

• Law of April 6, 1830

• Turtle Bayou Resolution

• Goliad Orders

The Mier y Teran Report (a)   the Mexican government about the growing influence of Anglo-Americans in Texas.

• True
• False

The Law of April 6, 1830 was created to limit American immigration and stop the growth of slavery in Texas. This statement is (a)   .

• True
• False

Stephen F. Austin was arrested in Mexico because he...

• Started a rebellion

• Wrote a letter suggesting Texas form its own state

• Refused to sign a treaty

• Voted against the Constitution

Match the event with its significance:

• Mier y Teran Report

• Restricted U.S. immigration

• Turtle Bayou Resolutions

• Supported Constitution of 1824

• Law of April 6, 1830

• First attempt at Texas independence

• Fredonian Rebellion

• Warned of Anglo (White) influence

Why was the Battle of Gonzales important to the Texas Revolution?

• It marked the final battle

• It was the first conflict in the Texas Revolution

• Mexico won control of Texas and forced out Anglo Americans

• It showed support for Santa Anna

The Battle of Gonzales is known for the phrase ​ (a)   showing defiance against Mexico.

• Come and Take It
• Run Away
• Leave Us Alone
• Who Cares

What were the outcomes of the Constitutional Convention of 1836? (Choose 3)

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What was the military significance of the siege of the Alamo?

• Texas gained control of San Antonio

• It slowed the Mexican army and inspired Texans to fight

• It caused Texans to flee to the U.S.

• The Texans defeated Santa Anna’s entire army