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WorksheetsUnit 2 Revolutions: Part 2 Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why was the Law of April 6th enforced?
Encourage Mexican/American immigration with generous land grants and financial assistance
Block immigration from U.S.
Bring in more American immigrants
Stop slavery completely in Texas
Set up forts to prevent smuggling and introduction of new slaves
Who was responsible for writing the Texas Declaration of Independence?
James Fannin
Santa Anna
Sam Houston
George Childress
Which battle did Santa Anna surrender to Sam Houston's Texan Army?
Battle of Gonzales
Grass Fight
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of Coleto
What caused the Fredonian Revolt?
Stephen F. Austin taking land from colonists
Santa Anna invading Texas and claiming land
Haden Edwards receiving a land grant in which there were already settlers
Martin DeLeon settling on Edwards' land
What was Mier y Teran doing in Texas?
Leading an Army against the settlers
Collecting taxes from the settlers
Inspecting Texas settlements for Mexican government
He was on vacation
Who was in charge of commerce at the port of Anahuac (with soldiers)?
Stephen F. Austin
Santa Anna
John Bradburn
Edwards Brother
What happened at the Goliad Massacre?
300-400 Texans were killed; Fannin was excecuted (gave Mexico a bad rep.
Texans led a surprise attack on Mexico and won independence
28 people were spared and imprisoned
What is the importance of the Alamo?
Texans lost- but their loss made them more determined
Texans won- killed many Mexicans and won independence
Why was the Treaty of Velasco important?
It stated that hostilities would cease, that Santa Anna would not again take up arms against Texas, that the Mexican forces would withdraw beyond the Rio Grande
It stated that that restoration would be made of property confiscated by Mexicans, that prisoners would be exchanged on an equal basis, that Santa Anna would be sent to Mexico as soon as possible
Gave Texas independence
Got rid of Santa Anna for good
Which of the following are Texan leaders?
Sam Houston
James Fannin
Stephen F. Austin
General Cos
Sam Houston
Who was Jose Urrea?
A general who fought under Santa Anna during the Texas Revolution
Another name for Santa Anna
Mexican leader at the battle of the Alamo
A general who fought under Sam Houston during the Texas Revolution
Describe the Consultation
A meeting called to discuss issues they were facing in Texas
It was called by Stephen F. Austin
It was called by leaders of Columbia
The people split into 2 groups, the War Party and the Peace Party
The Convention was called off because Stephen F. Austin did not favor it
(Turtle Bayou Resolutions)
Anglo colonists pledged their continued loyalty to Mexico. Furthermore, they stated their support for the actions of ________ who appeared to be on the same side as the Texans and claimed to favor the Constitution of 1824.
Stephen F. Austin
Moses Austin
Santa Anna
William B. Travis
Who was Martin Perfecto de Cos?
A general under Stephen F. Austin
A general under Santa Anna
A general who fought at San Antonio, and the Alamo but was not captured until San Jacinto
A man executed during the Goliad Massacre
Who was Lorenzo de Zavala?
A Mexican General captured with Santa Anna
A Texan who didn't believe in winning independence and moved to Mexico to support Santa Anna
A man who saw Santa Anna's intent to not see through the Constitution of 1824 and moved to Texas to support the opposition
Who was the Ad Interim President of Texas during the Texas Revolution?
Sam Houston
David G. Burnet
George Childress
Juan Seguin
Who was the commander of the Alamo, and wrote the “Victory or Death” letter?
Sam Houston
Santa Anna
James Fannin
William B. Travis
When was the Texas Declaration of Independence written?
Written March 1,1821 - Released March 2, 1821
Written April 6,1823 - Released April 7, 1823
Written January 1,1826 - Released January 2, 1826
Written September 8,1834 - Released September 9, 1834
Written March 1,1836 - Released March 2, 1836
Why was the Declaration of Independence written? (Grievances and motives for independence)
Too much military power
Unfair trials
Being forced out of homes and killed
No freedom of religion
All of the above
What events led to the revolution?
Goliad Massacre
Fredonian Rebellion
San Jacinto
Law of April 6th
Anahuac
