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Unit 4 Test review

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which Empresario...

• established the town of Gonzalez with Anglo settlers?

a)

Moses Austin

b)

Stephen Austin

c)

Green De Witt

d)

Martin De Leon

e)

Erasmo Seguin

2.

Which Empresario...

• The first successful empresario

• Fulfilled his father’s contract and took 300 Anglo families to Texas

• Known as the Father of Texas

a)

Moses Austin

b)

Stephen Austin

c)

Green De Witt

d)

Martin De Leon

e)

Erasmo Seguin

3.

Which Empresario...

  • brought mostly Mexican settlers to his Texas colony?
a)

Moses Austin

b)

Stephen Austin

c)

Green De Witt

d)

Martin De Leon

e)

Erasmo Seguin

4.

Which Individual Rights was denied to Anglos living in Texas under the Constitution of 1824?

a)

Freedom of Speech

b)

Freedom of Press

c)

Freedom of Religion

d)

Freedom of Assembly

5.

I was the first to obtain permission to bring Anglo settlers to Spanish Texas; Who am I?

a)

Moses Austin

b)

Stephen Austin

c)

Green De Witt

d)

Martin De Leon

e)

Erasmo Seguin

6.

Which of the following individuals founded an empresario colony in Texas consisting mainly of Mexican families and containing the city now known as Victoria?

a)

Stephen F. Austin

b)

Martín de León

c)

José de Escandón

d)

James Long

7.

The picture shows a painting of Stephen F. Austin, an individual who played a very important role in Texas history.


Which of the following best explains the impact Stephen F. Austin had on the settlement of Texas?

a)

He led a military operation that removed Native Americans from the state.

b)

He encouraged the development of the cattle industry in Texas and was able to provide job opportunities to many settlers.

c)

He developed new agricultural techniques that helped settlers grow more crops.

d)

His success as an empresario led him to encourage others to travel to the state and form new Anglo-American colonies.

8.

Under the Mexican Constitution of 1824, which of the following becomes the national religion of Mexico?

a)

Catholicism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Methodism

d)

Presbytarian

9.

Why were most Texas land grants located in east and central Texas?

a)

Mexican officials wanted to settle a buffer zone between the U.S.A.

b)

American officials claimed the land.

c)

Indian tribes were hostel and Texans were good fighters

d)

Prime location to establish ranches

10.

Which region had the most successful land grants in Texas?

a)

Mountain and Basin

b)

Great Plains

c)

North Central Plains

d)

Coastal Plains

11.

The Colonization Law of 1825 continued the empresario system in Texas, this

a)

Contributed to the development of Texas?

b)

allowed religions freedom

c)

forced Americans to convert to Protestantism to become a citizen of Mexico

12.

Spanish leaders in Mexico distrusted Philip Nolan because

a)

He Spied for the U.S. government

b)

He spied for the French and reported on the Spanish

c)

He told the Mexicans what the French were doin

d)

He was untrustworthy and they didn't like hime

13.

The Mexican National Era ushered in ____________ colonization.

a)

English-French

b)

Anglo-Dutch

c)

Spanish-American

d)

Anglo-American

14.

1821 is significant because:

a)

It's the year Mexico gained its independence.

b)

It's the year Texas gained its independence.

c)

It's the year empresarios gained their independence.

d)

It's the year Coahuila gained its independence.

15.

One who entered into a contract with the Spanish or Mexican government to settle a certain number of families in Texas in exchange for sizable grants of land is a:

a)

Empresario

b)

Empanada

c)

Empress

d)

Emprendedor

16.

The Constitution of 1824 created the state of Coahuila and Texas. This merger eventually resulted in

a)

political tensions that divided the region

b)

spread slavery

c)

increased conflicts with Comanches

17.

The Battle of Medina resulted in

a)

Spain defeating the Gutierrez-Magee expedition

b)

Mexico winning independence

c)

filibusters being removed from Texas

18.

What factor did Stephen F. Austin consider when choosing the location for his colony?

a)

location to mission-presidios

b)

Distance to the United States

c)

Distance to the Mexican border

d)

Availability of natural resources

19.

MEXICO GAINS ITS INDEPENDENCE FROM SPAIN!

Which date is best supported by the above headline?

a)

1718

b)

1803

c)

1821

d)

1836

20.

Who were the “Old Three Hundred”?

a)

The amount of money Austin charged his settlers

b)

The first three hundred settlers in Austin’s colony

c)

The three hundred priests who came to Texas

d)

The last three hundred Native Americans left in Texas

21.

What was not an incentive for settling in Texas?

a)

cheap land

b)

no taxes for 6 years

c)

free land

22.

Most empresario contracts in Texas were in the-

a)

Great Plains

b)

Coastal Plains

c)

North Central Plains

d)

Mountains and Basins

23.

What were NOT requirements to settle in Mexican Texas?

a)

Become Catholic

b)

Become Mexican Citizens

c)

Obey Mexican laws

d)

Own at least 2 slaves

24.

What was the purpose of the Anglo settling in Texas?

a)

Economic reasons-farming, ranching, and shipping

b)

To escape slavery

c)

To end the Spanish control of Mexico

d)

To defend themselves

25.
How did the State Colonization Law of 1825 affect Texas?
a)
Settlers could only gain title to land through an empresario
b)
Settlers had to learn to speak Spanish before they could move to Texas
c)
Only non-Catholics were allowed to move to Texas.
d)
 Foreigners, such as settlers from the United States, were invited to immigrate to Texas
26.
Which of the following was a result of the Mexican Constitution of 1824?
a)
Texas became a separate state.
b)
Texas and Coahuila were united into a Mexican state.
c)
Texas was given 12 representatives in the state legislature
d)
Texas was divided into 4 territories.
27.
What was unusual about Martin de Leon’s colony in Texas?
a)
It was the only one that had a school and a church.
b)
 It was the only one that had more than 200 people
c)
It was the only one that was almost entirely Mexican
d)
 It was the only one started by the “Father of Texas”.
28.

Philip Nolan, Augustus Magee, James Long, and Jose Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara were all...

a)

Influential leaders of New Spain

b)

American Filibusters in Texas

c)

French Explorers of Texas

d)

Defenders of Native American Rights

29.

What is a filibuster?

a)

A Mexican leader who fought for independence

b)

A Spanish priest

c)

A military adventurer from the United States who tried to stir up rebellion in Texas

d)

A slave in Texas

30.

What was the purpose of the Anglo settling in Texas?

a)

Economic reasons-farming, ranching, and shipping

b)

To escape slavery

c)

To end the Spanish control of Mexico

d)

To defend themselves

31.

This filibuster lead an army into Nacodoches and declared Texas independent from Spain. He was captured and executed in 1822.

a)

Peter Bean

b)

William Magee

c)

James Long

d)

Phillip Nolan

32.

Which person does the following describe?

-Empresario

-Leader of the Old Three Hundred

-Founded San Felipe on the Brazos River

a)

Juan Seguin

b)

Sam Houston

c)

Stephen F. Austin

d)

Lorenzo de Zavala

33.

How did Mexican officials try to maintain Mexican culture when giving land grants to Anglos?

a)

introducing Spanish food to the new settlers

b)

requiring them to practice Catholicism

c)

administering Spanish language tests to settlers

d)

making the Anglos wear Spanish clothing