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WorksheetsTexas History- Chapter 11 Review 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Three different Texan commanders planned an attack on the Mexican city of Matamoros at the mouth of the Rio Grande, but because of the confusion, the attack never took place.
True
False
William Travis’s “Victory or Death” letter is a primary source.
True
False
At the Consultation of 1835, James Bonham delivered Travis’s last plea for assistance at the Alamo.
True
False
As the siege of the Alamo continued, Santa Anna grew impatient because he knew the Texans were meeting at San Patricio.
True
False
After the fall of the Alamo, Fannin was ordered to withdraw from Goliad.
True
False
site of the massacre of Fannin’s troops
Señora del Refugio
Coleto Creek
Goliad
Agua Dulce Creek
site of Fannin’s surrender
Señora del Refugio
Coleto Creek
Goliad
San Patricio
mission where Amon King and his soldiers took refuge
Señora del Refugio
Coleto Creek
Goliad
Agua Dulce Creek
site of Urrea’s defeat of Dr. Grant
Coleto Creek
Goliad
Agua Dulce Creek
San Patricio
site of Urrea’s victory over Johnson
Coleto Creek
Goliad
Agua Dulce Creek
San Patricio
What did Santa Anna’s red flag signify?
He was not going to take any prisoners.
He was going to surrender.
He was calling a truce.
He was increasing his bombardment.
Why is the Alamo considered an important historical landmark of the Texas Revolution?
It was once a mission used to teach Native Americans Christianity.
It symbolizes Texan courage because it was used as a fortress to fight Santa Anna’s troops
It was where Texas’s interim government was set up.
It was the site where the Convention of 1836 was held.
What did Travis’s cannon-ball shot symbolize?
They were going to bombard the Mexicans.
They were willing to call a truce.
They were going to fight until the end.
They were willing to surrender.
Why did Texans respond to what happened at Goliad with outrage?
Texans were taken aback by how many Mexican soldiers were killed.
Texans were upset at the poor leadership shown by their commanders.
Texans were angered that prisoners taken in battle were put to death.
Texans were upset that Fannin chose to surrender.
Why was the location of the Alamo important?
It protected settlements further east.
It was located near Goliad.
It protected settlements all along the Rio Grande.
It was located so close to Mexico City.
