WorksheetsTexas History Road to Revolution Review 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The Peace Party was in favor of holding the Consultation
True
False
William B. Travis led a group from San Felipe to Anahuac to pressure Tenorio into surrendering.
True
False
In the Turtle Bayou Resolutions, Texans stated their support for Antonio López de Santa Anna and Mexico’s Centralists.
True
False
Stephen F. Austin traveled to Mexico City to present the resolutions of the Convention of 1833.
True
False
After the Fredonian Rebellion collapsed, most Fredonians fled across the Sabine River into the United States
True
False
Texans declared their loyalty to Mexico, but not to the Mexican government
Mier y Terán Report
Law of April 6, 1830
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Consultation
drew up a constitution for the proposed state of Texas
Mier y Terán Report
Law of April 6, 1830
Consultation
Convention of 1833
stopped immigration from the U.S. into Texas and placed duties on goods made in foreign nations
Mier y Terán Report
Law of April 6, 1830
Consultation
Convention of 1833
detailed steps to reduce the growing American influence in Texas
Mier y Terán Report
Law of April 6, 1830
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Consultation
proposed to discuss the growing grievances Texans had with the Mexican government
Mier y Terán Report
Law of April 6, 1830
Consultation
Convention of 1833
What did Haden Edwards require that early settlers in Nacogdoches do in order to stay on their land?
show him clear titles to their land
pledge their allegiance to him
give him ten percent of their annual crop yields
convert to Protestantism
Why did thousands of Anglo Americans move to Texas in the 1820s?
They were attracted by the promise of religious tolerance.
They were attracted by the promise of cheap land.
They were attracted by the promise of abundant employment opportunities.
They were attracted by the promise of self-governance.
How did changes within Mexico’s government in the late 1820s increase tensions between Texan settlers and Mexico?
Santa Anna became the president of Mexico and imposed high import duties on Texans.
Bustamante became the president of Mexico and abolished slavery in Texas.
Federalists came to power and arrested Texans who were considered disloyal to the Mexican government.
Centralists came to power and began to exercise stricter control over Texas.
What did the Texans who wrote the Turtle Bayou Resolutions think of General Bustamante?
They thought he was a highly talented and distinguished leader.
They thought he had a firm and manly manner of leadership.
They believed he violated the constitution and disregarded the law.
They admired how he pledged his life in support of civil liberties.
Why did Stephen Austin stay in Mexico City upon being released from prison, instead of going straight home to Texas?
Weather conditions, including heavy rains, made it impossible to travel at that time.
He had to wait three months for the next ship headed to Texas.
He had to stay there to wait for the final decision on his case.
He stayed to negotiate making Texas a separate state with Mexican officials.
