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HofM Trimestral Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How much did the Mexican Independece last?

a)

11 years (1810-1821)

b)

10 years (1812-1822)

c)

11 years (1811-1822)

d)

10 years (1811-1821)

2.

In how many stages was the Mexican Independence divided?

a)

1 stage

b)

2 stages

c)

3 stages

d)

4 stages

3.

When did Hidalgo gather the people from Dolores to join him?

a)

September 16th

b)

September 15th

c)

September 21st

d)

September 12th

4.

Who was/were the main leader(s) of the FIRST STAGE?

a)

Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende

b)

José María Morelos

c)

Vicente Guerrero

5.

Who was/were the main leader(s) of the SECOND STAGE?

a)

Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende

b)

José María Morelos

c)

Vicente Guerrero

6.

The INITIAL PURPOSE of the Independance was to stop depending on Spain whileit was occupied by the French

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Hidalgo only managed to bring soldiers to the fight

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Hidalgo and Allende were captured in Sonora and executed in Coahuila

a)

True

b)

False

9.

What was José María Morelos's profession?

a)

Doctor

b)

Soldier

c)

He didn't have any

d)

Priest

10.

What did the document "Sentimientos de la Nación" state?

(Select the two correct answers)

a)

There should be a centralist government

b)

America should be free and independent from Spain

c)

The countrry should be independent but ruled by a Spaniard

d)

Slavery and Caste distinction should be prohibited forever

11.

How was José María Marelos known as?

a)

The fearless leader

b)

The nation's pigeon

c)

The unifyier of the nation

d)

The servant of the nation

12.

The first constitution was ESTABLISHED in 1814 (during the second stage of the independence)?

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Where and when was Morelos killed?

(Select the place and year)

a)

In San Cristóbal Ecatepec

b)

In Chilpancingo

c)

1815

d)

1814

14.

Why did the Insurgentes disperse?

a)

Because they no longer had a strong leader

b)

Because of centralists and federalists

c)

Because Miguel Hidalgo died

d)

Because of big Spaniard troops began to arrive

15.

Guadalupe Victoria and Vicente Guerrero are some of the leaders of the THIRD STAGE

a)

True

b)

False

16.

What did the Guerrila warfare strategy consist on?

a)

Using horses to travel faster during battles

b)

Large groups would attack the enemy by surprise

c)

Small groups would attack the enemy by surprise

d)

Using a small group as "bait" to distract the enemy

17.

Why did the Spaniards make an alliance with New Spain?

(More than one correct answer)

a)

They were too busy with the French

b)

To improve the economy of the New Spain

c)

They were running out of resources

d)

The Insurgents were becoming a dangerous threat

18.

What event OFICIALLY marked the Independence of Mexico?

a)

The new Constitution

b)

The Embrace of Acatempan

c)

The Treaties of Córdoba

d)

The signing of the Iguala Plan

19.

These were all part of the Three Guarantees EXCEPT...

a)

Independence

b)

Purity of Religion

c)

Abolition of slavery

d)

The union between Spanish and Americans

20.

In the Iguala Plan, independence was symbolized with the color ______, union of Spanish and Americans with ______ and purity of religion with ______.

a)

green, red and white

b)

white, red and green

c)

red, white and green

d)

red, green and white

21.

All the following were repercussions of the Independence of Mexico EXCEPT...

a)

Slavery and Loss of Territory

b)

Government difficulties unifying a nation.

c)

Social Inequality and Population distribution

d)

Economic Crisis after the War

22.

All of these are consecuences of the war of Independence that lead Mexico to an economic crisis EXCEPT...

a)

Agriculture, minery and industry decreased

b)

Conflicts with USA

c)

Thousands of people dead in the war

d)

Huge bankrupt and debt

23.

Mexican Population was distributed in all of these EXCEPT...

a)

Castes

b)

Indigenous

c)

Slaves

d)

Creoles

24.

All the privileges and wealth were in hands of the Castes.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

The Constitution of 1824 was the ____ one of Mexico.

a)

First

b)

Second

c)

Third

d)

None

26.

The 1824 Constitution divided the nation in all of these powers EXCEPT...

a)

Legislative

b)

Executive

c)

Judicial

d)

Federalist

27.

The oficial extension of the national territory established in the Constitution of 1824 was...

a)

19 states and 3 territories

b)

14 states and 3 territories

c)

19 states and 5 territories

d)

14 states and 5 territories

28.

Political faction that wanted a centralized government over the nation

a)

Conservatives

b)

Liberals

c)

Federalists

d)

Catholic

29.

Political faction that wanted a federalist government over the nation

a)

Conservatives

b)

Liberals

c)

Federalists

d)

Catholic

30.

This political division and instability in the nation led to...

a)

Slavery and Poverty

b)

The creation of the Constitution

c)

None

d)

Armed uprisings and conflicts

31.

Who were the first countries to recognize Mexico?

a)

Spain and France

b)

France and Great Britain

c)

US and Great Britain

d)

Spain and US

32.

How many years later did Spain finally recognized Mexico as a country

a)

12

b)

10

c)

15

d)

20

33.

Causes for the North to be uncolonized

a)

Centralized government and US expansion

b)

Harsh weathers and centralized government

c)

Wars with Spain and France

d)

US expansion and Slavery

34.

Foreign people establishing in Texas little by little led to its...

a)

Destruction

b)

Slavery

c)

Colonization

d)

Independence

35.

Which was the most famous conflict in the Texas-Mexico conflict?

a)

Texas Conflict

b)

Massacre of the Rio Bravo

c)

War of San Benito

d)

The Battle of the Alamo

36.

Which famous general was forced to sign a treaty to never take arms again against Texas?

a)

Vicente Guerrero

b)

Francisco I. Madero

c)

Antonio López de Santa Anna

d)

Miguel Hidalgo

37.

In which part of Mexico did the French Blockade of 1838 take place? 

a)

Veracruz

b)

Guerrero

c)

Coahuila

d)

HIdalgo

38.

With what other name is the French Blockade of 1838 known as?

a)

The Veracruz Bombing

b)

The Cake Battle

c)

The Pastry Wars

d)

The French Conflict

39.

One of the most famous tragedies of the US-Mexican War is...

a)

The Battle of Chapultepec

b)

The Pastry War

c)

The Texas conflict

d)

The Obispado combat

40.

All of these territories were lost in the war with the US in 1848 EXCEPT...

a)

Arizona

b)

Utah

c)

New Mexico

d)

Texas