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WorksheetsChapter 7 Test Review 1
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
In 1821 James Long led a force that invaded Texas by sea and then traveled along the San Jacinto River to capture Nacogdoches
True
False
At the end of Spanish rule in Texas, many people lived in poverty.
True
False
Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla was executed for treason.
True
False
Many Texas place-names are of Spanish origin.
True
False
King Ferdinand signed the Treaty of Córdoba, ending Spanish rule of Mexico.
True
False
declared that disputed territory between Spain and the United States be the Neutral Ground
Barón de Ripperdá
Gil Y’Barbo
Bernardo de Gálvez
Simón de Herrera
forced British troops from towns and forts along the Gulf of Mexico
Barón de Ripperdá
Gil Y’Barbo
Bernardo de Gálvez
Simón de Herrera
recommended that all Spanish settlers in East Texas be moved to San Antonio
Marqués de Rubí
Barón de Ripperdá
Gil Y’Barbo
Bernardo de Gálvez
leader of East Texans who founded Nacogdoches
Marqués de Rubí
Barón de Ripperdá
Gil Y’Barbo
Bernardo de Gálvez
closed the last three missions in East Texas
Marqués de Rubí
Barón de Ripperdá
Gil Y’Barbo
Bernardo de Gálvez
Which of the following was a result of the Seven Years’ War?
Great Britain gained control of almost all of France’s North American empire.
France gained control of Louisiana, the Mississippi River delta, and the city of New Orleans.
Great Britain gave Florida to Spain.
France gained control of Canada.
What did José Bernardo Gutíerrez de Lara do to help free Texas from Spanish rule?
He led forces against the Spanish south of San Antonio.
He issued a grito for a rebellion against Spanish forces.
He traveled to Washington, D.C., and asked for men, money, and supplies.
He surrendered San Antonio to Republican forces.
What was one reason Mexico wanted independence from Spain?
Colonists were excluded from the best jobs.
Spain wanted to support public churches exclusively.
Colonists resented Spain’s half-hearted attempt to rule them.
The Spanish king gave money and land to colonial churches.
When did Spanish colonial rule in Texas begin?
when the conquistadors mapped Texas
when civil war in Spain began
when the first missions were opened
when San Antonio was settled
What troops were involved in the Gutíerrez-Magee Expedition?
the Spanish forces
the British forces from the Seven Year’s War
the Republican Army of the North
the French forces from the Seven Year’s War
What was the biggest threat facing Texas ranchers?
poverty
Native Americans
the United States
unoccupied settlements
What is the distinct Tejano culture?
It is a blend of Texas and Spanish cultures.
It reflects the unique traditions of farmers and ranchers.
It is a blend of Hispanic and Spanish cultures.
It is seen throughout Spain today.
