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Texas History Final Exam Review 2022/23

Total questions: 131

Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which era did the Europeans establish missions, presidios, and towns on North American lands occupied by Native Americans?

a)

Natural Texas and Its People

b)

Age of Contact

c)

Spanish Colonial

d)

Revolution and Republic

2.

Which event took place after the Civil War and before World War II?

a)

the Texas Revolution

b)

the U.S.–Mexican War

c)

World War I

d)

the Mexican Revolution

3.

Which of the following describes the defining characteristics of the era of Natural Texas and Its People in Texas history?

a)

European settlers in Texas learned about the culture of the American Indian tribes.

b)

Conflicts between European settlers and American Indian tribes were common.

c)

Spanish explorers and American Indian tribes both claimed land in Texas.

d)

American Indian tribes lived in Texas and adapted to the environment.

4.

You have been assigned a research paper about life in early Texas. You need to include some primary source material in your paper. Which of the following is a primary source?

a)

the biography of a Texas colonist

b)

a computer database of settlers living in Texas

c)

a newspaper article written by a Texas historian

d)

the diary of a Texas colonist

5.

Which city is marked by the letter E on the map above?

a)

Houston

b)

Dallas

c)

El Paso

d)

San Antonio

6.

What similarities did the Apache and Comanche share?

a)

They were nomads who depended on buffalo for survival.

b)

They built permanent homes and gathered wild plants for food.

c)

They were farmers who grew corn and other vegetables.

d)

They lived near the coast and got their food by fishing.

7.

Which of the following is a natural resource?

a)

electricity

b)

gases

c)

water

d)

concrete

8.

How is the amount of precipitation in East Texas different from the amount in West Texas?

a)

West Texas gets more than 75 cm of precipitation per year.

b)

East Texas gets approximately 25 cm or less precipitation per year.

c)

West Texas gets more snow than East Texas.

d)

East Texas gets more rain than West Texas.

9.

An Internet site may be considered a trustworthy source of information if it:

a)

is linked to other sites

b)

has extensive usable graphics

c)

is sponsored by government

d)

has contributions from fans

10.

When traveling from east to west across the state of Texas, which of the following describes the changes in physical geography that occur?

a)

Canyons and basins turn into coastal plains.

b)

The elevation decreases.

c)

Wide open prairies span all across Texas.

d)

The elevation increases.

11.

Which of the following is a quality of Texas Natives?

a)

They destroyed their environment by using it up and moving on.

b)

They respected the environment and protected the natural resources.

c)

They did not use natural resources.

d)

They did not need the environment.

12.

Which of the following cultures included a tribe called Tejas?

a)

Wichitas

b)

Apache

c)

Caddo

d)

Conchos

13.

Which country was Texas part of during the time period shown on the map?

a)

France

b)

Spain

c)

Mexico

d)

United States

14.

How did the introduction of horses to North America benefit the plains Indians of Texas?

a)

By making the harvest of crops more effective

b)

By helping them to herd cattle better than before

c)

By making the harvesting of cotton more efficient

d)

By allowing them to follow and hunt buffalo more easily.

15.

Which statement explains one of the motivations behind Manifest Destiny?

a)

“These are the times that try men’s souls: the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country. . . .”

b)

“That it is the duty of the women of this country to secure to themselves their sacred right to the elective franchise.”

c)

“And that claim is by the right . . . to overspread and to possess the whole of the continent which Providence has given us. . . ."

d)

“I do order and declare that all persons held as slaves within said designated States, and parts of States, are, and henceforward shall be free. . . "

16.

Which description is an example of an unalienable right from the Declaration of Independence?

a)

Equality — People’s education should be equal in every state.

b)

Wealth — People’s salaries should be dependent on their skills.

c)

Happiness — People can do lawful things that they enjoy.

d)

Patriotism — People can choose to join any of the armed forces.

17.

Based on this map, which of the following statements is true about Texas Indians.  (7.2A, 21C)

a)

The Comanches were originally from Central Texas.

b)

The Apaches drove the Comanches into Wyoming.

c)

The Comanches drove the Apaches into West Texas and New Mexico.

d)

The Comanches lived along the Gulf Coast.

18.

Why do historians divide the past into eras?  (7.1A)

a)

to identify major events

b)

to remember when events occurred

c)

to make their studies more manageable

d)

to determine how long ago people lived

19.

Which region on the map is shown in red?

a)

Mountains and Basins

b)

Great Plains

c)

Central Plains

d)

Coastal Plains

20.

Which region on the map is identified in green?

a)

Central Plains

b)

Great Plains

c)

Coastal Plains

d)

Mountains and Basins

21.

Which region is shown in red?

a)

Great Plains

b)

Central Plains

c)

Mountains and Basins

d)

Coastal Plains

22.

Which region is shown in orange?

a)

Great Plains

b)

Coastal Plains

c)

Central Plains

d)

Mountains and Basins

23.

Who is considered the father of Texas?

a)

Stephen F. Austin

b)

Martin de Leon

c)

Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla

d)

Sam Houston

24.

What allowed empresarios like Stephen F. Austin to attract colonists to Texas?

a)

promising them riches in Texas

b)

paying for their moving expenses

c)

religious freedom

d)

good land at low prices

25.

How was the new Mexican government different from the old Spanish government?

a)

It gave more rights to women.

b)

It had three branches of government

c)

It was led by a king and queen.

d)

It granted everyone religious freedom.

26.

Coronado and other Spanish explorers were motivated to lead expeditions to North America because of the stories they heard about —

a)

seven cities of gold

b)

a giant sea monster

c)

horses that could fly

d)

an immortal native tribe

27.

Which group likely viewed the construction of new Spanish missions with suspicion?

a)

Catholic priests

b)

American Indian tribes

c)

Conquistadors

d)

Anglo settlers

28.

The images above are most closely associated with what important event in Texas history?

a)

the Fredonian Rebellion

b)

the Protest at Anahuac

c)

the Battle of Gonzales

d)

the Convention of 1832

29.

Who was in command of the Texan army?

a)

Santa Anna

b)

Sam Houston

c)

David G Burnet

d)

Stephen F Austin

30.

What was the purpose of the Victory or Death letter, written by William B. Travis in 1836?

a)

Travis was explaining his decision to immediately surrender his army

b)

Travis wanted the U.S. Army to declare war on Mexico as soon as possible

c)

Travis was ordering his soldiers to retreat to the U.S.

d)

Travis needed reinforcements to help him fight against Mexico

31.
Name the era of Texas History that involved Spain setting up dozens of missions and presidios in different parts of Texas.
a)
Spanish Colonial Era
b)
Natural Texas and Its People
c)
Republic of Texas Era
d)
Mexican National Era
32.
What important mission was built in 1718?  hint: it will eventually be called "the Alamo"
a)
San Francisco de los Tejas
b)
San Juan Bautista
c)
San Antonio de Valero
d)
Santa Cruz de San Saba
33.
Where did the Texans win a decisive 18-minute battle against the Mexican Army, and then they managed to capture the Mexican dictator on the following day?
a)
San Jacinto
b)
San Felipe
c)
San Antonio
d)
San Marcos
34.
Why did European countries start exploring the world?
a)
furs, trade, money
b)
gold, God, glory
c)
smallpox, mustangs, Cibola
d)
Texas
35.
What do we call the belief that the United States should own all the land from the Atlantic to the Pacific?
a)
Ashworth Act
b)
ratification
c)
Manifest Destiny
d)
none of the above
36.

The year 1519 is significant to Texas History because...

a)

Texas won their independence from France

b)

Texas formed a state with Coahuila.

c)

Alonso Alvarez de Pineda mapped the coast of Texas

d)

Mrs. St. Julian was born

37.
What year did Texas win its independence?
a)
1821
b)
1845
c)
1836
d)
1835
38.

In 1821,

a)

Texas was annexed to the United States

b)

Mexico won their independence from Spain

c)

The final battle of the Civil War was fought.

d)

Mrs. Byrd was born.

39.
This document informed the Mexican President that U.S. influence was stronger in Texas than Mexican influence. This led to Law of April 6, 1830.
a)
Mier y Teran Report
b)
Stephen F. Austin Arrest
c)
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
d)
Fredonian Rebellion
40.
The law of April 6, 1830 stopped immigration from what country? 
a)
Europe
b)
Mexico
c)
United States
d)
Spain
41.
Why did the Battle of Goliad enrage the Texans so much?
a)
Hundreds of Texans were killed in the battle
b)
Texans were driven out of Goliad and seized by Mexico
c)
Prisoners taken in battle were executed
d)
Fannin surrendering was an embarrassment
42.
No more Anglo settlers.
Troops will be dispersed to ensure laws are followed.
Higher tariffs placed on imported goods
All of these were part of what?
a)
Mier y Teran report
b)
Mexican Constitution of 1824
c)
Law of April 6, 1830
d)
Texas Constitution
43.
The conventions of 1832 and 1833 decided that...
a)
Texas should remain part of Mexico, but a separate state
b)
Texas should become an independent republic
c)
Texas should become a state in the United States
d)
Texas should remain a part of Mexico
44.
What is the best title for the diagram?    
a)
Life of Stephen F. Austin
b)
Colonization of Texas
c)
Events Leading to the Texas Revolution
d)
Establishment of Missions
45.
According to the quotation, why would Austin's colony appeal to Americans?  
a)
Land was difficult to farm on and many settlers faced Native American attacks.
b)
Land was cheap, good for farming, and provided many natural resources. 
c)
Land was swampy and not suited for settlement. 
d)
Land was limited in its natural resources and provided poor opportunities to farm.
46.
The primary reason missions failed in Texas was the —   
a)
resistance of American Indians to adapt
b)
abundant supplies
c)
the war between the French and Spanish
d)
extermination of the buffalo
47.
What is the purpose of the Texas Bill of Rights?    
a)
Set up legislative committees
b)
Protect individual liberties
c)
Describe the President’s veto power
d)
Set up three branches of government
48.
Which of the following best summarized the quote above? 
a)
The Karankawa were not farmers. 
b)
The only duty of the women was to care for the children. 
c)
Clothing was not important to the Karankawa. 
d)
The Karankawa did not eat meat.
49.
What is the best title for the information in the box?   
a)
Life in America
b)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Mission Life
c)
Changing Society 
d)
European Exploration
50.
What is the significance of March 2, 1836?   
a)
It is the day that Texas declared independence from Mexico. 
b)
It is the day that Mexico declared independence from Spain. 
c)
Pineda mapped the coastline of Texas.
d)
Austin began the Anglo colonization of Texas.
51.
Which would be the best title for the diagram?   
a)
Causes and Effects of Spanish Settlement of Texas
b)
Why the Spanish Came to Texas
c)
Spanish Exploration vs. French Exploration
d)
Gold, God, Glory
52.
Which of the following would best describe the Spanish legacy in Texas? 
a)
The Spanish settlers adopted the Native American way of life. 
b)
Spain explored America and left many customs and cultural ideas in the Southwest part of America. 
c)
The conquistadors took the gold and left no evidence of their exploration throughout Texas and South America. 
d)
France was the only country to explore Texas conquering all regions with ease.
53.
Which year would these headlines most likely have appeared in newspapers?   
a)
1492 
b)
1519 
c)
1718 
d)
1821
54.

What role did George Childress play in the Texas Revolution?

a)

First Governor of Texas

b)

Wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence

c)

Helped write the Texas Consitution

d)

First President of the Republic

55.

In which of the following years was Santa Anna defeated, ending the Texas Revolution?

a)

1821

b)

1829

c)

1836

d)

1845

56.

"...we would rather die in these ditches than give up to the enemy." - James Bowie


How did james Bowie feel about defending San Antonio?

a)

He was afraid of dying

b)

Texas would fall to the enemy

c)

He was willing to die to defend

d)

Texas couldn't be saved

57.

How did physical geography affect the outcome of the Battle of Coleto?

a)

The open prairie allowed the Mexican army to surround Fannin and his men.

b)

The dense forest provided protection for Fannin and his men from Mexican soldiers

c)

The deep canyon allowed the Mexican army to attack Fannin and his men from above.

d)

The rolling valleys acted as a barrier when Fannin and his men tried to escape the fighting.

58.

Which event took place during the Revolutionary Era in Texas history?

a)

Council House Fight

b)

Siege of the Alamo

c)

Election of Sam Houston

d)

Settlement of Nacogdoches

59.

Tracy was studying Texas settlement and the Alamo. She found this diary entry. What can she do to find out if this really is the diary entry of someone living at the Alamo?

a)

Find someone who knows a lot about the fighting at the Alamo.

b)

Compare the diary to other diary entries written by people at the Alamo and research the names of the people who stayed at the Alamo

c)

Find someone who knew a Susannah living in San Antonio.

d)

Compare the diary to other diary entries written by early settlers and research the names of the people who lived in San Antonio.

60.

Which of the following accurately describes the geographic pattern illustrated on the map above?

a)

Both armies had to cross expansive mountain ranges to meet on the battlefield.

b)

With each battle the Mexican troops were farther away from the Mexican capital.

c)

Mexican soldiers traveled the entire distance of the Rio Grande River to each battle.

d)

Both armies were challenged to get supplies because they were so far away from ports

61.

Based on the information in the excerpt above, one of the effects of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions was that the Texans chose to —

a)

align themselves with Santa Anna

b)

begin preparing to fight against Santa Anna

c)

petition Santa Anna to grant them independence

d)

call for the resignation of Santa Anna as president

62.

The graphic above illustrates Stephen F. Austin’s changing

attitude towards fight for independence from Mexico. This change was brought

about because of Austin’s —

a)

arrest by Mexican officials

b)

creation of the Mier y Terán report

c)

work to pass the Law of April 6, 1830

d)

participation in the Fredonian Rebellion

63.

Who was the commander of the Mexican Army at the battle of Coleto Creek?

a)

General Urrea

b)

General Cos

c)

Santa Anna

d)

Captain Tenorio

64.
Most of the battles of the Texas Revolution were fought in which area of the map? 
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
65.
Which famous Texan is described by the information in the box?
a)
Jim Bowie
b)
José Antonio Navarro
c)
Juan Seguín
d)
Lorenzo de Zavala
66.
With the establishment of the Republic of Texas, citizens of Texas were granted —
a)
a guarantee to end slavery
b)
plots of land to establish homesteads
c)
liberties including freedom of religion
d)
voting rights for both men and women
67.

What was the defining characteristic of the Texas Revolution era?

a)

Rising tensions between Texas settlers and the Mexican government, which led to Texas independence

b)

The competition between France and Spain to claim land in Texas

c)

The study of the American Indians and where and how they lived in Texas

d)

The independence of Mexico from Spain

68.

Why were Haden and Benjamin Edwards upset with Stephen F. Austin?

a)

Austin supported the Mexican government in their rebellion.

b)

Austin would not help repay their loan to the Mexican government.

c)

Austin sided with the Americans in the Fredonian Rebellion.

d)

Austin sent an army to help them.

69.

The Runaway Scrape was the _____.

a)

flight of Anglo Americans away from Santa Anna's army

b)

escape of some slaves from Anglo Americans farms

c)

flight of Tejanos away from Houston's army

d)

retreat of Santa Anna's army

70.

What treaty ended the Texas Revolution?

a)

Treaties of Velasco

b)

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

c)

Treaty of the Alamo

d)

Treaties of Paris

71.

What was the main purpose of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

a)

To make fun of the Texans who were fighting under Santa Anna

b)

To end the civil war between centralists and federalists

c)

To show support for Bustamante's violations of the constitution

d)

To explain why Texas rebels attacked the troops at Anahuac

72.

Who was victorious at the Alamo?

a)

Sam Houston

b)

Texas Army

c)

William B. Travis

d)

Santa Anna

73.

How did the Texans win the Battle of San Jacinto?

a)

4 million U.S. soldiers showed up to help

b)

Abducting Santa Anna when his soldiers were having dinner

c)

Houston caught the Mexican army off guard and used the areas geographic features

d)

Remembering the Alamo!

74.

What does this letter imply when it says: "shall never surrender or retreat" and "VICTORY OR DEATH" ?

a)

They they will be fine

b)

They need help

c)

Freedom is worth dying for

d)

None of the above

75.

Which title best fits the graphic organizer?

a)

Law of April 6, 1830

b)

Mexican Constitution of 1824

c)

Colonization Laws

d)

Texas Revolution

76.

Analyze. What can you conclude from this chart?

a)

Settlers supported the terms of the law

b)

It led settlers to support Santa Anna

c)

Mexico wanted to fix relations with the settlers

d)

Increased tensions between the Texans and Mexican government which led to the Texas Revolution

77.

Why did Texans declare independence from Mexico?

a)

Slavery was abolished

b)

They outnumbered the Mexicans

c)

Santa Anna (Mexico) took away their rights by taking away the Constitution of 1824.

d)

They wanted Spain to take control

78.
Which of the following was a recommendation of Mier y Teran?
a)
place more troops around settlements
b)
encourage more Mexican and European settlement in Texas
c)
strengthen trade ties between Texas and Mexico
d)
all of the above
79.
Alamo : William Travis :: Goliad :_______
a)
Lorenzo de Zavala
b)
James Fannin
c)
Sam Houston
d)
Davy Crockett
80.
Use the timeline to figure out how many months after the Convention of 1833 was Austin arrested
a)
2 months
b)
6 months
c)
9 months
d)
1 month
81.
Use the timeline to answer the following question. How was Briscoe's arrest similar to Austin?
a)
both arrests occurred because they protested some element of Mexican rule
b)
both were arrested in Mexico
c)
both were arrested in Anahauc
d)
both arrests were made by Santa Anna
82.
How did the massacre at Goliad transform the Texas Revolution?
a)
Texans began using mainly foreign soldiers to defeat Mexico
b)
Texans were more determined than ever to defeat Mexico
c)
Texans asked the United States to come to their aid against Mexico
d)
Texans restrained their army before continuing the fight against Mexico
83.

During the Mexican war for independence, the Battle of Medina resulted in —

a)

victory for the Republican Army

b)

arrests of many revolutionary fighters

c)

calls for the filibusters to invade Texas

d)

defeat of the Guiterrez-Magee expedition

84.

One way Mexican officials tried to maintain Mexican culture when issuing land grants to Anglo empresarios was by —

a)

introducing Spanish foods to the new settlers

b)

requiring settlers to practice the Catholic religion

c)

administering Spanish language tests to settlers

d)

expecting Anglo settlers to wear Spanish clothing

85.

Which successful Tejano rancher represented Texas at the Mexican Constitutional Convention, located land for the first Austin colony, and eventually supported Texas independence?

a)

Martín De León

b)

José Francisco Ruiz

c)

Lorenzo de Zavala

d)

Erasmo Seguín

86.

Settlers in the Austin colony adapted to the climate conditions in Texas by —

a)

planting most of the land with cotton

b)

working only during the winter months

c)

building homes with a central breezeway

d)

constructing some of the first public pools

87.

How did the State Colonization Law of 1825 contribute to the development of Texas?

a)

It continued the empresario system in Texas.

b)

It allowed English to be spoken in schools in Texas.

c)

It granted Anglo settlers the right to establish schools.

d)

It transferred land from Mexican settlers to Anglo settlers.

88.

While the Mexican Federal Constitution of 1824 created a representative government in Mexico, it specifically restricted the people’s right to —

a)

own private property

b)

start small businesses

c)

freely practice any religion

d)

settle north of the Rio Grande River

89.

As an American empresario, Green DeWitt was able to —

a)

negotiate a treaty with the American Indian tribes

b)

establish a colony near what is present-day Gonzales

c)

continue the work that Moses Austin had started in Texas

d)

join with Martin De León doubling the size of his land holdings

90.

Which filibuster was captured and executed in 1822 after leading an army into Nacogdoches and declaring Texas' independence from Spain?

a)

Peter Bean

b)

James Long

c)

William Magee

d)

Philip Nolan

91.

As a result of the efforts of empresarios, how did the population of Texas change?

a)

Indentured servants from Europe moved to Texas.

b)

Enslaved African Americans were brought to Texas.

c)

Mexican settlers outnumbered Anglo settlers in Texas.

d)

Migrants from Europe populated Texas in large numbers.

92.
Mexico's independence in 1821 marked the beginning of a period known as the _____ era.
a)
Mexican Imperial
b)
Mexican National
c)
Texas Colonial
d)
Spanish Colonial
93.
Where were the most successful Empresario settlements located 
a)
Mountains and Basins 
b)
Great Plains 
c)
North Central Plains 
d)
Gulf Coastal Plains 
94.
What was a requirement to settle in Austin's colony based on the Colonization Law of 1825?
a)
Develop friendly relationships
b)
owns slaves
c)
Catholic conversion, moral Character, Become a loyal Mexican citizen
d)
MakeTexas it's own state
95.

The Mexican National Era is characterized by

a)

Mexico gaining its independence from Spain and empresarios bringing settlers to Texas

b)

Spain establishing missions in Texas to protect its claim against other European powers

c)

Texas becoming its own state and fighting for its independence from Spain

d)

Spanish missionaries moving to Texas to convert the Native Indians to Catholicism

96.

Which empresario introduced ranching traditions to Texas.

a)

Santa Anna

b)

Stephen F Austin

c)

Martin de Leon

d)

Green DeWitt

97.

Check all that apply for "Anglo Purposes for Settlement"

a)

build missions and spread Christianity

b)

Seek adventure and a new life

c)

Escape problems of debt

d)

Gain cheap land for agriculture

98.

In the U.S., farm land sold for approximately $1.25 per acre. How much did Stephen F. Austin charge per acre of land in his colony?

a)

$12.50 per acre

b)

$1.25 per acre

c)

12.5¢ per acre

d)

$125 per acre

99.

The Mexican Revolution against Spain began because –

a)

The people were not treated equally politically, economically or socially

b)

The King of Spain would not approve the Mexican Constitution of 1824

c)

The Spanish government was not taking enough tax money from the people

d)

New colonization laws favored Anglo American settlers

100.

How did Spanish officials respond to filibusters making claims to land in East Texas?

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101.

How did settlers modify their environment? (select all that apply)

a)

Built their own furnishings

b)

Built houses from timber

c)

Farmed cash crops

d)

Learned spanish

102.

Which characteristic of Texas society is reflected in the many types of festivals held in March?

a)

Wealthy

b)

Religious

c)

Culturally diverse

d)

A strong sense of civic responsibility

103.

Which statement about Texas voter participation is best supported by information in the table?

a)

Texans turned out in record numbers to vote in the 2012 election.

b)

Registered voters in Texas have little interest in presidential elections.

c)

The largest number of Texans voted in the presidential election in 1992.

d)

Fewer than half of Texans who are of voting age voted in presidential elections.

104.

Which industry experienced a boom most likely due to international conflict and crisis?

a)

Oil

b)

Lumber

c)

Cattle

d)

Cotton

105.

Based on the data in the above table, how is the age distribution of Texas’ population projected to change in the future?

a)

The overall population of Texas will increase, while the group of those aged 45- 64 will grow least.

b)

Texas’ population will double by the year 2040, while the group of those aged 5- 17 will grow most.

c)

The overall population of Texas will increase, while the group of those aged 65 and over will grow most.

d)

The population of Texas is expected to decrease, while the group of those aged 0-4 will only slowly increase.

106.

Which factor likely contributed most to the trend represented in the graph?

a)

Federal quotas for immigration from Arab nations

b)

Rising crude oil prices in Texas

c)

Lack of a state income tax

d)

Conflict and upheaval in some Arab nations

107.

Based on the information in the excerpt above, how did the Texas economy change following the 1980s decline in oil prices?

a)

Jobs were created in new industries.

b)

Taxes on oil and gas production were raised.

c)

Incentives were offered to relocating businesses.

d)

Government subsidies were given to the oil and gas industry.

108.

During the 20th century, Texas cities expanded rapidly as great numbers of people moved from farms and ranches to urban areas to find work. What was ONE effect of this population shift?

a)

Food shortages occurred in rural areas.

b)

Suburbs grew around large cities

c)

Pollution increased within rural areas.

d)

Agricultural jobs increased in cities.

109.

Innovations in transportation have greatly increased our dependence on _______________ . These innovations include development of convenient ___________________, space exploration, multi-car families, some trains, and others. Many are calling for conservation of this critical resource. Which terms best complete the paragraph in order?

a)

fossil fuels...air travel

b)

water...computers

c)

land...air travel

d)

fossil fuels...schools

110.

People immigrating to Texas in recently have changed Texas by...

a)

overcrowding colleges.

b)

creating new political parties.

c)

expanding tourism.

d)

adding cultural diversity.

111.

Mexican-American girls celebrate achieving maturity with a ,,,

a)

Dias celebres

b)

Bat mitzvah

c)

Sweet 16 Party

d)

Quinceanera

112.
Which branch of government enforces laws?
a)
Judicial
b)
Executive
c)
Legislative
d)
Supreme Court
113.
Which branch of government is responsible for making and carrying out  the laws in a parliamentary system of government
a)
Judicial
b)
Executive
c)
Legislative
d)
Monarchy
114.
What is a basic way citizens of a democratic nation can influence the government?
a)
obeying laws
b)
buying and consuming goods
c)
working
d)
voting
115.
In what year did the United States purchase the Louisiana Territory?
a)
1803
b)
1819
c)
1845
116.
This 1857 ruling declared slaves are property and not citizens therefore they had to rights.
a)
Dred Scott v Sandford
b)
McCulloch v Maryland
c)
Emancipation Proclamation
d)
Worcester v Georgia
117.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST COMPLETES THE DIAGRAM?

a)

REASONS FOR ESTABLISHING SPANISH MISSIONS

b)

EFFECTS OF THE TEXAS REVOLUTION

c)

CAUSES OF THE EXPLORATION OF TEXAS

d)

IMPACT OF TEXAS INDEPENDENCE

118.

THE CHARACTERISTICS LISTED IN THE BOX REFER TO WHICH MAJOR ERA IN TEXAS HISTORY?

a)

CIVIL WAR

b)

COTTON, CATTLE & RAILROADS

c)

AGE OF OIL

d)

AGE OF CONTACT

119.

WHAT WAS THE EFFECT OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS LIKE THE ONE DESCRIBED ABOVE?

a)

OIL DRILLING TECHNOLOGIES, SUCH AS STRONGER DRILL BITS, ALLOWED FOR DEEPER DRILLING AND INCREASED OIL PRODUCTION.

b)

NEW DRILL BITS HELPED THE OIL INDUSTRY REDUCE POLLUTION AND WASTE.

c)

INNOVATIONS ALLOWED ALL TEXANS TO BENEFIT FROM THE WEALTH PRODUCED BY THE OIL INDUSTRY.

d)

TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS RARELY HAVE A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON INDUSTRY.

120.

THE IMPORT AND EXPORT DATA ON THE GRAPHIC SUPPORTS WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CONCLUSIONS

a)

ECONOMIC PROBLEMS IN MEXICO WOULD HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON THE TEXAS ECONOMY.

b)

THE VALUE OF CHINESE EXPORTS TO TEXAS DECLINED FROM 2011 - 2013

c)

FOREIGN TRADE IS NOT VERY IMPORTANT TO THE TEXAS ECONOMY.

d)

TEXAS HAS DEVELOPED AN INTERDEPENDENT ECONOMIC RELATIONSHIP WITH MANY COUNTRIES.

121.

THE TEXAS BORDER DISPUTE ILLUSTRATED IN THIS MAP WAS SETTLED BY THE –

a)

FREDONIAN REBELLION

b)

CIVIL WAR

c)

COMPROMISE OF 1850

d)

TEXAS REVOLUTION

122.

"BOON AND BUST" CYCLES ARE BEST DESCRIBED AS –

a)

PERIODS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH FOLLOWED BY PERIODS OF ECONOMIC DECLINE.

b)

THE IMPACT OF NEW WEAPONS DURING TIMES OF WAR.

c)

PERIODS OF TIME DURING WHICH A STATE'S POPULATION GROWS, THEN DECLINES.

d)

TIMES IN LIFE IN WHICH EVERYTHING GOES YOUR WAY, BUT ONLY FOR A SHORT TIME.

123.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING LISTS FOUR MAJOR EVENTS IN TEXAS HISTORY IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER (THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY OCCURRED)?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

124.

ARTICLE I, SEC. 3A OF THE TEXAS CONSTITUTION REFLECTS WHICH PRINCIPLE OF GOVERNMENT?

a)

FEDERALISM

b)

SEPARATION OF POWER

c)

REPUBLICANISM

d)

INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

125.

Based on the information in Mirabeau Lamar's speech, what was his position concerning the annexation of Texas into the United States?

a)

Texas had improved greatly since its beginning, so annexation was no longer needed.

b)

It was vital to Texas' livelihood to join the United States.

c)

With its familiarity to Mexico, he felt the need to become part of Mexico again.

d)

Eventually the need to annex into the United States could become an option.

126.

Which of the following events best matches the information in the excerpt?

a)

United States Declaration of Independence

b)

Texas Declaration of Independence

c)

Adoption of the Texas Constitution

d)

Adoption of the Texas Bill of Rights

127.

This informational poster illustrates women's

a)

effort to socialize at churches

b)

goals to maintain a cultural heritage

c)

desire to improve agriculture

d)

struggle for voting rights

128.

Which of the following would most likely have participated in the civic demonstration pictured above?

a)

Lyndon Johnson

b)

James Farmer

c)

Hector P Garcia

d)

Oveta Culp Hobby

129.

Which of the following best explains why the Galvestonians built the Seawall and raised the level of the land?

a)

The Seawall was built and the level of the land was raised to discourage immigrants from coming to Galveston

b)

The construction of the Seawall and raising the level of the land was designed to prevent trade and the exchange of goods

c)

The Seawall was built to protect the island from hurricane storm surges and the land was raised to prevent flooding

d)

The Seawall was built to prevent foreign invasions and raising the level of the land improved transportation

130.

What grants full citizenship to all individuals born in the United States?

a)

Thirteenth Amendment

b)

Fourteenth Amendment

c)

Fifteenth Amendment

d)

Sixteenth Amendment

131.

Laws limiting the rights of African Americans passed by Southern governments after the Civil War

a)

pardon

b)

freedman

c)

black codes