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1.

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights..." - 1776


IN WHICH DOCUMENT DO YOU FIND THIS QUOTE?

a)

Declaration of Independence

b)

United States Constitution

c)

Common Sense

d)

Bill of Rights

2.

The Spanish Government created an ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM that initially enslaved <<BLANK>> during colonization.

a)

Native Americans

b)

Africans

3.

The KARANKAWAS lived in the COASTAL PLAINS. That means they were..........

a)

primarily lived a permanent lifestyle that included building irrigation systems to help with farming.

b)

primarily lived a nomadic lifestyle that combined fishing, hunting, and gathering a variety of nuts and fruits.

4.

The picture shows the Spanish Caste System. What would be the name of the group that belongs in LEVEL 1 (native born Europeans)

a)

Criollos

b)

Mestizos

c)

Peninsulares

d)

Africans and Slaves

5.

When the population of a region is divided into classes based on their ethnic heritage OR race, as they were in New Spain, the resulting social structure is best described as a(n) –

a)

Mission System

b)

Caste System

c)

Encomienda System

d)

Empresario System

6.

The U.S. Constitution can be AMENDED (or changed). Which of the following is NOT true about the amendment process.

a)

2/3rd's approval by House and Senate (CONGRESS)

b)

3/5ths of citizens vote on amendment

c)

The amendment process is a way for the Constitution to be changed as a society changes and progresses.

d)

3/4ths of the state legislature (STATES) must ratify (approve) the amendment

7.

The following pictures shows the American Colonists...

a)

Protesting about MERCANTILISM

b)

Protesting the BOSTON MASSACRE

c)

Protesting NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION

8.

No "excessive fines" and no "illegal and cruel punishments."

a)

Eighth (8) Amendment

b)

First (1) Amendment

c)

Tenth (10) Amendment

d)

Fourth (4) Amendment

9.

The 8TH AMENDMENT says citizens shall have 'no excessive bail' or 'cruel and unusual punishments'. Which grievance below found in the Declaration of Independence is similar to the 8th Amendment?

a)

“He has kept among us, in times of peace, standing armies without [our] consent…”

b)

“For … abolishing our most valuable laws, and altering … our governments…”

c)

“For transporting us beyond seas to be tried for pretended offenses…”

d)

“For protecting them … from punishment for any murders which they should commit…”

10.

The native Texas culture pictured would best be described as part of the

a)

Gulf Culture -> #4

b)

Pueblo Culture -> #2

c)

Southeastern Culture -> #1

d)

Plains Culture -> #3

11.

The Southeastern Culture lived in the NORTH CENTRAL region of Texas. They could be best described as having a...

a)

NOMADIC lifestyle that adapted to its environment.

b)

PERMANENT lifestyle that modified its environment.

12.

Which of the following statements describes an ECONOMIC EFFECT of the Mexican War for Independence [1810-1821]?

a)

Mexican politics were chaotic.

b)

The armies had used all the resources, pushing Tejas to ruin and destruction.

c)

Government was filled with corrupt officials.

d)

Conflicts over land increased between Tejanos and Natives in Tejas.

13.

Why is the BATTLE OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD (1775) significant for the American Revolution?

a)

Marked the BEGINNING of the American Revolution

b)

It was considered a TURNING POINT in the American Revolution

c)

It ENDED the American Revolution

14.

Which INDIVIDUAL RIGHT from the Bill of Rights (1789) may have originated in this picture quote from the Magna Carta (1215)?

a)

Freedom of Speech -> 1st Amendment

b)

Right to Bear Arms -> 2nd Amendment

c)

Right to a Jury Trial -> 6th Amendment

d)

Freedom of Assembly -> 1st Amendment

15.

The ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP shown on the image is described as:

a)

The Columbian Exchange: trade between the Old and New World

b)

Mercantilism: trade between the colonies and mother countries.

c)

Triangle trade: trade between Europe, Africa, and the colonies in the New World

16.

This image shows MERCANTILISM, because the colonies were ONLY allowed to trade with the MOTHER COUNTRY, to make her rich AND powerful. This IIMPACTED THE:

a)

NEW ENGLAND colonies because they needed SLAVES to fish for food and harvest whale oil.

b)

MIDDLE colonies because they needed SLAVES to cut lumber, build ships, and grow wheat.

c)

SOUTHERN colonies because they needed SLAVES to produce raw materials like cash crops.

17.

The United States government created by the ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION:

a)

gave significantly more power to STATE GOVERNMENTS than to the NATIONAL government.

b)

gave significantly more power to NATIONAL government than to the STATE governments.

18.

General Santa Anna’s government was...

a)

FEDERALIST

b)

CENTRALIST

19.

Citizens voting in elections for representatives shows which TWO PRINCIPLES?

a)

Popular Sovereignty and Republicanism

b)

Federalism and Limited Government

20.

A CITIZEN goes to the POLLS to VOTE for representatives. On the ballot, they also vote for state and local government decisions. THIS EXAMPLE shows all of the following principles EXCEPT:

a)

Popular Sovereignty

b)

Federalism

c)

Limited Government

d)

Republicanism

21.

A LONG-TERM effect of Spanish Colonization in the New World is...

a)

forced assimilation/erosion of Native Americans to European culture

b)

capture and enslavement of native cultures by Europeans

c)

destruction of native populations using disease and warfare

d)

displacing native cultures by stealing their land for new colonies

22.

"Coronado gathered 1,000 men and thousands of horses, mules, sheep and cattle for the expedition....Coronado … ordered them to submit to the King of Spain’s rule and convert to Christianity." THIS DESCRIBES A....

a)

encomienda owners who sought more land and slaves in order to profit from cash crops.

b)

conquistadores using military force to secure economic resources for their mother country

c)

empresarios establishing colonies for Anglos who were seeking to increase personal wealth.

d)

missionaries who wanted to spread Christianity to new groups of people in the New World.

23.

What does the picture show?

a)

Encomienda

b)

Mission

c)

Colony

d)

Presidio

24.

SPANISH MISSIONS in Texas were –

a)

nearly always built in a location where the Spanish military could protect them from attack.

b)

always located near rivers in order to increase the ability to trade with Native Americans.

25.

The main idea of the cartoon is about:

a)

Mercantilism and how it profits European countries like Britain and France

b)

Triangle Trade and how it benefits both colonies and mother countries.

26.

American Revolution: PATRIOTS


Mexican War of Independence: MESTIZOS and NATIVES


Which reason was SIMILAR for both groups wanting INDEPENDENCE?

a)

Excessive and unfair taxes were charged to pay off mother countries’ war debts.

b)

An unfair social caste system was created by each mother country.

27.

The statement, “included separation of powers between three branches of government,” would –

a)

best fit in SECTION I

b)

best fit in SECTION II

c)

best fit in SECTION III

28.

This native culture rode horses and hunted buffalo. Who are they and where did they live?

a)

Pueblo Culture living in the GREAT PLAINS.

b)

Plains Culture living in the MOUNTAINS AND BASINS.

c)

Plains Culture living in the GREAT PLAINS.

d)

Pueblo Culture living in the MOUNTAINS AND BASINS.

29.

Which of the following are characteristics of the Mountains and Basins region of Texas?


I. Hot, dry climate causes it to have a lower population than other regions


II. Fertile soil and availability of water from rivers improve agricultural production


III. Has the most diverse geography with both very low and very high elevations

a)

I and II ONLY

b)

II and III ONLY

c)

I and III ONLY

d)

I, II, and III [ALL]

30.

Which one summarizes the DIFFERENCE between why the BRITISH wanted to colonize and the SPANISH?

a)

While many SPANISH explorers sought to assimilate native cultures to one religion, many BRITISH colonists sought the freedom to practice their own religion.

b)

SPANISH conquistadores wanted to increase their wealth through economic opportunities in the New World, but this was not a focus for BRITISH colonists in any of their colonies.

31.

The BATTLE OF SARATOGA (1777) is considered a TURNING POINT in the American Revolution. Which of the following is NOT a reason for this:

a)

Marquis de Lafayette trained the Continental Army.

b)

The Americans were victorious and convinced other European nations to help.

c)

Spain provided resources and additional troops.

d)

The Continental Congress provided funds/money and spies to discover British strategies.

32.

As one TRAVELS EAST across Texas, what would a Comanche [PLAINS CULTURE] experience:

a)

low drinking water and mountains

b)

more rain and rivers as they got closer to sea level

c)

bison's and very rocky soil

d)

more rain and higher elevations

33.

ARTICLE I of the U.S. Constitution says:

"All _____________ powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives..."

a)

Executive

b)

Legislative

c)

Judicial

34.

Which PRINCIPLE matches correctly with the TEXT EVIDENCE?

a)

popular sovereignty: “…which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives…”

b)

limited government: “…Senate…shall be composed of two Senators from each state…”

c)

checks and balances: “…Senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachments…”

d)

separation of powers: “…without the concurrence of two thirds of the members present…”

35.

CONGRESS is divided into the House of Representatives and the Senate. This is because of the GREAT COMPROMISE, which combined the New Jersey Plan and Virginia Plan.


Which plan is reflected in how the SENATE is composed?

a)

New Jersey Plan = equal representation

b)

Virginia Plan = representation based on population

36.

A person who was given a contract to create a colony in Tejas and responsible for bringing families from the United States [ANGLOS] to Mexico would best be described as

a)

a conquistador

b)

an empresario

37.

One economic reason that Anglos accepted the Mexican government’s offer to colonize in Coahuila y Tejas was they –

a)

saw an opportunity to profit from cheap farmland.

b)

supported the Mexicans’ focus on Christian values.

c)

supported the Mexicans’ focus on Christian values.

38.

When the Mexican Government began allowing Anglos to colonize Tejas, they had to: obey Mexican laws; be Christian; speak Spanish and adopt the Mexican Culture.


The government required this of Anglos because Mexico:

a)

feared a revolution and wanted to increase the number of citizens who supported the government.

b)

wanted a stronger claim to land in Texas so they could prevent the United States from expanding.

39.

UNALIENABLE RIGHTS of LIFE, ___________, and HAPPINESS.

a)

Property

b)

Liberty

c)

Slavery

40.

unalienable rights refer to rights that are –

a)

guaranteed to all people at birth and cannot be taken away.

b)

guaranteed to all people at birth and can be taken away.

c)

guaranteed to some people at birth and can be taken away.

d)

guaranteed to some people at birth and cannot be taken away.

41.

Which of the following had the greatest NEGATIVE EFFECT on the Native American populations in the New World during the Columbian Exchange?

a)

Introduction of new diseases for which Native Americans did not have immunity

b)

Trade of new crops, such as corn and potatoes, between the Old World and New World

c)

Forced conversion of native cultures to Christianity and European culture

42.

Bartolome de Las Casas, a Spanish priest, claimed that the primary motivation [3G'S] for Spanish exploration of the New World SHOULD be to

a)

GOD: converting new religious followers to Christianity.

b)

GOLD: increase personal wealth by stealing from Native Americans.

c)

GLORY: educating natives on how to properly conquer lands.

43.

One cause of the American Revolution was the requirement that the British colonies could ONLY trade with their mother country and would be fined or taxed heavily if they disobeyed.


THIS IS KNOWN AS:

a)

Salutary Neglect

b)

Mercantilism

44.

The individuals that Spain sent to the New World to claim land and find natural resources were known as —

a)

EMPRESARIOS

b)

CONQUISTADORS

45.

A NEGATIVE EFFECT of the Spanish Missions was that "many Native Texan groups’ traditions and rituals were no longer practiced.."


This is an example of:

a)

CULTURAL EROSION

b)

CULTURAL DIFFUSION

46.

The _____________ region supported the LARGEST NUMBER of Native American groups/tribes in Texas.

a)

Coastal Plains

b)

North Central Plains

c)

Great Plains

d)

Mountains and Basins

47.

The ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM [Spain] and the PLANTATION SIMILAR [Britain] were very similar because BOTH enslaved a group of people and forced them to work for a specific master or owner for free.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

America's FIRST PLAN of government was the...


This plan was WEAK, since it gave al the power to the STATE GOVERNMENTS.

a)

Declaration of Independence

b)

Articles of Confederation

c)

United States Constitution

49.

Under the Articles of Confederation, there was ONLY 1 BRANCH of government. Which branch was it?


HINT: A success of the Articles of Confederation is the passing of the law, the Northwest Ordinance.

a)

Executive Branch -> President -> Enforces the LAW

b)

Legislative Branch -> Congress -> Makes the LAW

c)

Judicial Branch -> Courts -> Interprets the LAW

50.

A SUCCESS of the Articles of Confederation was the _________________, [1787] a law to admit new states from the land between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River that was gained through the Treaty of Paris (1783).

a)

Northwest Passage

b)

Northwest Ordinance

51.

The Northwest Ordinance [1787], a success of the Articles of Confederation, outlined a list of rights and requirements for individuals who moved to new territories before it became a STATE which included ALL OF THE FOLLOWING except [not true]

a)

Religious freedom

b)

Yes to slavery

c)

No cruel or unusual punishment

d)

At least 60,000 people

52.

The ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION was very weak. All of the following are WEAKNESSES, except [NOT TRUE].

a)

Cannot collect taxes

b)

Cannot declare war

c)

Cannot enforce law since there is no army

d)

Cannot regulate trade

e)

Only had 1 branch and all states had 1 vote

53.

It was not until _________________, [1787] a rebellion by Massachusetts farmers over the collection of state taxes that the national military could NOT help put down, that the political leaders of the country realized that the Articles of Confederation was TOO WEAK and NEEDED TO BE FIXED.

a)

Shays' Rebellion

b)

Bacon's Rebellion

c)

Pontiac's Rebellion

d)

Fredonian Rebellion

54.

Because of SHAYS' REBELLION [1787], the leaders of the new country decided to meet to review the ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION at the Constitutional Convention. BUT INSTEAD, decided to draft a new constitution (a new plan of government).

a)

True

b)

False

55.

One of the plans introduced at the Constitutional Convention [1787] was a plan that stated that REPRESENTATION in the legislative branch should ONLY BE BASED ON POPULATION.


The more populated a state was, the more representatives it would have in Congress.

a)

New Jersey Plan

b)

Virginia Plan

56.

One of the plans introduced at the Constitutional Convention [1787] was a plan that stated that REPRESENTATION in the legislative branch should be EQUAL FOR ALL STATES.


All states have equal power.

a)

New Jersey Plan

b)

Virginia Plan

57.

The GREAT COMPROMISE combined the New Jersey Plan (EQUAL REPRESENTATION) and the Virginia Plan (REPRESENTATION BASED ON POPULATION).


It created a Congress/Legislature that was:

a)

Unicameral = One House

b)

Bicameral = Two Houses

58.

The GREAT COMPROMISE combined the New Jersey Plan (EQUAL REPRESENTATION) and the Virginia Plan (REPRESENTATION BASED ON POPULATION).


It created a Congress/Legislature that has TWO HOUSES (bicameral).


The UPPER HOUSE is called the:

a)

House of Representatives (Representatives based on Population)

b)

Senate (2 Senators Per State)

59.

The GREAT COMPROMISE combined the New Jersey Plan (EQUAL REPRESENTATION) and the Virginia Plan (REPRESENTATION BASED ON POPULATION).


It created a Congress/Legislature that has TWO HOUSES (bicameral).


The LOWER HOUSE is called the:

a)

House of Representatives (Representatives based on Population)

b)

Senate (2 Senators Per State)

60.

The GREAT COMPROMISE combined the New Jersey Plan (EQUAL REPRESENTATION) and the Virginia Plan (REPRESENTATION BASED ON POPULATION).


It created a Congress/Legislature that has TWO HOUSES (bicameral), the SENATE (upper house) and HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (lower house).


Which plan is represented in the UPPER HOUSE (the Senate) if each state gets 2 senators?

a)

Virginia Plan

b)

New Jersey Plan

61.

The GREAT COMPROMISE combined the New Jersey Plan (EQUAL REPRESENTATION) and the Virginia Plan (REPRESENTATION BASED ON POPULATION).


It created a Congress/Legislature that has TWO HOUSES (bicameral), the SENATE (upper house) and HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (lower house).


Which plan is represented in the LOWER HOUSE (the House of Representatives) if each state gets representatives based on population?

a)

Virginia Plan

b)

New Jersey Plan

62.

Because slaves made up such a large percentage of the population in the _______. This region would benefit if slaves counted for representation under the U.S. Constitution.

a)

New England states

b)

Middle states

c)

Southern states

63.

At the Constitutional Convention, the question of representation and slavery was discussed.


The Southern states wanted slaves to count for REPRESENTATION only.


BUT


The Northern states wanted slaves to count for TAXATION only.


Which COMPROMISE solved this debate?

a)

Great Compromise

b)

Three-Fifths (3/5) Compromise

64.

The 3/5ths Compromise solved the issue of representation and slavery at the Constitutional Convention.


It STATED: For every ___ slaves, ___ slaves will count as 'free people' for TAXATION and REPRESENTATION in the House of Representatives.

a)

For every 5 slaves, 5 slaves

b)

For every 5 slaves, 3 slaves

c)

For every 3 slaves, 5 slaves

65.

TO RATIFY (=approve).


At the Constitutional Convention, this group of thinkers were FOR ratification of the U.S. Constitution, believed in a STRONG FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, and included people like Alexander Hamilton and James Madison. They even wrote some essays to convince others of why the U.S. Constitution was needed--The Federalist Papers.


They were the:

a)

FEDERALISTS

b)

ANTI-FEDERALISTS

66.

TO RATIFY (=approve).


At the Constitutional Convention, this group of thinkers were AGAINST ratification of the U.S. Constitution, believed in STRONG STATE GOVERNMENTS, and included people like Samuel Adams. They also argued that the U.S. Constitution was missing/lacked a Bill of Rights to protect INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS.


They were the:

a)

FEDERALISTS

b)

ANTI-FEDERALISTS

67.

Which of the following was the PRIMARY EFFECT of the SPANISH MISSIONS in Texas?

a)

Missionaries forced Native Americans to adopt Spanish culture and religious beliefs.

b)

Missions established trade between Native Americans and missionaries.

c)

Native Americans fought each other over control of the Spanish missionaries.

68.

The United States purchased the Louisiana Territory (1803) for $15 MILLION from what country?

a)

ENGLAND

b)

FRANCE

c)

SPAIN

69.

In what year did Mexico WIN its independence from Spain?


Meaning: in what year did the war END.

a)

1810

b)

1821

c)

1824

d)

1800

70.

The encomienda system initially used Native Americans as slaves while the plantation system used Africans as slaves.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

71.

NEW SPAIN: Who paid the MOST TAXES and had the LEAST OPPORTUNITIES and were hurt by ECONOMIC INSTABILITY?

a)

Peninsulares and Creoles

b)

Mestizos, Africans, and Natives

72.

Father (a)   gave a speech in 1810 called the Grito de Dolores, where he spoke in favor of Mexico's independence from Spain. What is his name?

73.

A “republic” could best be defined as a government in which power rests with —

a)

officials elected by the people

b)

a king or queen/monarchy

c)

all of the citizens

d)

a few individuals

74.

Most of the effects of the Mexican War for Independence actually caused more problems [NEGATIVE] EXCEPT

a)

Mexico experiences ECONOMIC RUIN [poverty]

b)

Mexico experiences POLITICAL INSTABILITY [chaotic ruling]

c)

Mexico becomes a REPUBLIC [people elect representatives]

75.

After seizing the wealth of the Native American empires, the Spanish turned to an __________________, in which the king of Spain gave grants of land to individual Spanish conquistadores, giving conquistadores control over the LAND and any NATIVE AMERICANS already living there.

a)

plantation system

b)

encomienda system

76.

The Spanish missionaries had the goal of “civilizing” the Native Americans.


The main effect of this “civilization” process was diminished Native American cultures and on some missions, Native Americans were even treated as slaves.

a)

Cultural Erosion of Native Cultures

b)

Cultural Diffusion of Native Cultures

77.

In 1519, _________ became the first European to map the coastline of Texas.

a)

De Pineda

b)

Cabeza de Vaca

c)

de Coronado

d)

de Soto

78.

Beginning in the 1600s, other European countries such as France and Great Britain joined Spain in establishing settlements in North America.

In order to protect their land in TEXAS, the Spanish government created MISSIONS/PRESIDIOS.

a)

True

b)

False

79.

___________refers to cultures who move from place to place, often following a food source, rather than staying in one place.

a)

Nomadic Lifestyle

b)

Sedentary/Permanent Lifestyle

80.

The first Texans of the ___________ lived in the Coastal Plains region.


This culture was primarily NOMADIC, relying on fishing, hunting, and gathering as a result of the availability of water and animals to hunt.


TRIBE: Karankawa

a)

Gulf Culture

b)

Plains Culture

c)

Pueblo Culture

d)

Southeastern Culture

81.

The first Texans of the ___________ lived in the Great Plains region.


They were also nomadic and relied on hunting and gathering as a result of the movement of herds of buffalo.


TRIBE: Comanche

a)

Gulf Culture

b)

Plains Culture

c)

Pueblo Culture

d)

Southeastern Culture

82.

The first Texans of the ___________ lived in the North Central region.


Relied mostly on a permanent lifestyle of farming as a result of consistent rainfall and fertile soil.


TRIBE: Caddo

a)

Gulf Culture

b)

Plains Culture

c)

Pueblo Culture

d)

Southeastern Culture

83.

The first Texans of the ___________ lived in the Mountains and Basins region.


Modified the environment by building permanent dwellings and creating irrigation systems to support their farming practices.


TRIBE: Jumano

a)

Gulf Culture

b)

Plains Culture

c)

Pueblo Culture

d)

Southeastern Culture

84.

During the last ICE AGE (12,000 years ago), there was an exposed piece of land that connected Alaska [NORTH AEMERICA] and ASIA.


This piece of land is today under water known as the __________.

a)

Northwest Passage

b)

Bering Strait

85.

As one travels WEST across Texas, the land gets ________ and ________ .

a)

HIGHER and DRIER

b)

LOWER and WETTER

c)

HIGHER and WETTER

d)

LOWER and DRIER

86.

This is an ADOBE HOUSE that the Jumano built (Pueblo Culture). They were PERMANENT.


In which region would you find them?

a)

Mountains and Basins

b)

Coastal Plains

c)

North Central Plains

d)

Great Plains

87.

Were built to protect the missions and guard against French forces and American Indians on the frontier.

a)

Spanish Missions

b)

Spanish Presidios

c)

Spanish Pueblos

88.

Were built to spread the Catholic faith to American Indians and to gain control of the frontier.

a)

Spanish Missions

b)

Spanish Presidios

c)

Spanish Pueblos

89.

The FIRST AMENDMENT protects the following five rights: R____ / P____ / A ____ / S____ / P____.

(a)  

90.

Right to a SPEEDY and FAIR TRIAL by a JURY 🧑🏿‍🤝‍🧑🏿

a)

Amendment 6

b)

Amendment 1

c)

Amendment 10

91.

The 10TH AMENDMENT says states have RESERVED POWERS, meaning it SHARES power with the federal government. Which principle does this exemplify?

a)

Federalism

b)

Checks and Balances

92.

Congress (Legislative Branch) passes a bill, and the President (Executive Branch) vetoes (refuses to sign) it.

a)

Checks and Balances (2+ Branches ONLY)

b)

Separation of Powers (1 Branch ONLY)

93.

The Senate (Legislative Branch) passes a bill.

a)

Checks and Balances (2+ Branches ONLY)

b)

Separation of Powers (1 Branch ONLY)

94.

Due Process, or the legal rights of the accused, is found in:

a)

Amendments 1 - 3

b)

Amendments 4 - 8

c)

Amendments 9 and 10

95.

The BEST title for the information in the diagram above is —

a)

Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

b)

Weaknesses of the U.S. Constitution

c)

Weaknesses of the Declaration of Independence

d)

Weakness of the Bill of Rights

96.

Agriculture [FARMING] was important to the development of Native American cultures in Texas because it allowed people to —

a)

become nomadic for survival.

b)

have a dependable food source.

c)

use fishing as a main food source.

97.

ALL of the following were results of Spanish exploration of the New World EXCEPT—

a)

Spanish missions were established in the New World.

b)

The Native American culture expanded in the New World.

c)

Spanish conquistadores discovered new sources of wealth.

d)

The Native American population in the New World decreased.

98.

According to the map , which of the following explains why there were NOT many missions in WEST TEXAS?

a)

The area’s absence of abundant rivers.

b)

The area’s flat land and fertile soil.

99.

The information in the diagram is a result of —

a)

Father Hidalgo declaring Mexico’s independence from Spain.

b)

a large amount of cheap, farmland available for sale in Texas and settled by empresarios

100.

Which of the following explains Father Hidalgo’s significance?

a)

The creation of the Grito de Dolores to declare Mexico’s independence from Spain.

b)

The creation of the Declaration of Independence for America’s independence from England.

c)

The creation of the Texas Declaration of Independence for Texas’ independence from Mexico.

d)

The creation of the French Declaration of Independence for independence from the monarchy.