Which region has the highest elevation in Texas on Guadalupe Peak?

Which region is the Texas of old western movies?

What region averages 20-40 inches of rain per year, has hot summers and colder winters?

What was the biggest factor in determining if a native people group were going to be nomadic or settle in one general area?

I mapped the Texas coastline in 1519. My name is:

I founded a French settlement in Texas because I missed the mouth of the Mississippi River but abandoned it after starvation, disease and attacks from natives made the whole thing a real drag.

After the shipwreck, I wandered thru Texas. 7 years was a real religious experience for me but when I got back to New Spain, the only thing people wanted to hear about was rumors of the 7 Cities of Gold

Why did the Spanish become interested in settling missions in East Texas?

What significant thing happened in 1718

When it comes to governing Texas, the presence of pirates & filibusters in Texas, shows that Spain _____________ the region.

An attempt to help Mexico gain independence and possibly seize Texas from Spain occurred in 1812. It was led by Anglo Americans who captured Nacogdoches, then Goliad and San Antonio before being defeated at the Battle of Medina. It's called:

I was a filibuster from Natchez Mississippi who brought an army to Texas in 1819 and set up a republic in Nacogdoches. We marched on Goliad where I was captured and I died in a Mexican prison

Which of the following are true regarding Stephen F. Austin?

I settled Mexicans in Texas and became a rancher with the nickname Capitan Muchas Vacas.

Which are true regarding the Law of April 6, 1830?

What did the Turtle Bayou Resolutions say?

What happened because of Stephen F. Austin's trip to Mexico City?

A group of Texans besieged San Antonio from October 12, 1835 thru Dec. 5. They attacked on Dec 5, and after three days of house to house fighting, defeated an army over twice their size while only losing 2 Texans. This is known as:

Texas won the battle of the Alamo

After being attacked in an open field, Fannin’s men lost the battle against General Urea, but expected to be treated as prisoners of war. Instead, they were marched into an open field on Palm Sunday, March 27, 1836 and shot in the backs. This is known as:

Texans surprised the Mexican army during the afternoon siesta. Though they were outnumbered, the Texans achieve victory in only 18 minutes. Juan Seguin and a group of Tejanos also fought in the attack. It was the final battle of the Texas Revolution

Who wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence?

What was Republic of Texas' new government like? (select all that apply)

What country below refused to recognize Texas' independence?

What river did Mexico say should be the border of Texas?

What river did Texas say should be the border?

Mexicans living in Nacogdoches organized with Native Americans to overthrow the Republic of Texas but the group was scattered and defeated before anything occurred. This is the:

A group of Comanche leaders requested a peace council in exchange of captives. However, they only showed up with one captive who had been mistreated. Texas Rangers were upset at the woman’s condition and attacked the unarmed Comanche. 7 Texans and 35 Comanche died

Citizens demanded that Houston protect the republic, so he sent Alexander Somervell with 750 soldiers to patrol South Texas. Some of the soldiers invaded a Mexican town, lost and were marched to Mexico City where 1 in 10 were executed by drawing beans for lots. This is the:

Lamar sent troops to claim the western boundary of Texas. The Mexican army captured them when they arrived; the expedition was a complete failure & hurt Lamar’s reputation

I was a Texas senator who defended Tejano land claims and supported Mirabeau Lamar.

Who was President of Texas when it was annexed to the US?

Which US President annexed Texas?

When did Texas become a US state

From Texas annexation to 1860, Texas population grew from 125,000 to over 600,00

When John Slidell went to Mexico city, what did he try to do?

Who negotiated the Compromise of 1850?

Where was the 1st conflict of the Mexican-American War?

How much did the US buy California & the territory between it and Texas for (after the war)?

Largest group of European immigrants during the period of Early Statehood:

2nd group of immigrants during the period of Early Statehood were from:

During the period of early statehood, industry developed along major ____________ and ____________

Because of cotton farming, most enslaved people lived in what region of Texas?

What did churches help found in Texas?

After Texas became a state, there were no more issues with Native Americans.