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WorksheetsSemester Review-Texas History
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 2hrs 43mins
Which of these gives the BEST description of an "Anglo" settler?
"Anglo" settlers were primarily from the U.S. and came to Texas for the good, cheap land
"Anglo" settlers were from the southern part of Mexico and moved to Texas to help rebuild abandoned missions
"Anglo" settlers were from France and hunted the Texas beaver for its fur
"Anglo" settlers were mostly from Spain and wanted to find the legendary Seven Cities of Gold
What document created political tensions in Texas when it combined the states of Coahuila and Texas in 1824?
the Mexican Constitution of 1824
the Treaty of Texas
the Coahuila y Texas Compromise
the Spanish Articles of Confederation
On September 16, 1810 ____ issued a call for freedom from Spain.
Bernardo Gutierreza
Augustus Magee
Father Hidalgo
Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon
The year 1821 is important in the history of Texas because it was the year that —
Austin was established as the capital of Texas
Moses Austin received permission to bring 300 Mexican families to Texas
Juan Seguín migrated to Texas with Mexican settlers
Mexico gained independence from Spain
How did Anglo colonization of Texas differ from Spanish colonization of Texas?
Anglo settlers helped to build missions and presidios.
Anglo settlers followed empresarios with land grants.
Anglo settlers colonized along the border with Mexico.
Anglo settlers hoped to claim land for the United States
Why did many Americans and Mexicans migrate to Mexican Texas in the 1820’s?
To gain religious freedom
To build missions and forts
To search for cities of gold
To find cheap farmland
Which group was the first to settle Texas?
Germans
French
Spanish
Anglos
Analyzing the map above, which physical geographic feature influenced where the missions
and presidios were built in Texas?
mountains
cities
rivers
heavy rainfalls
Choose the two countries that had conflicting territorial claims in Texas during the 1600 and 1700s.
France
Spain
Mexico
Britain
Father Hidalgo's "El Grito de Dolores" speech is a significant event that led up to the ________________.
Anglo settlement of Texas
Establishment of missions in Texas
Texas Revolution
Mexican War for Independence
Stephen F. Austin chose a spot for his colony between what two rivers?
Nueces and Rio Grande
Colorado and Brazos
Colorado and Nueces
Brazos and Sabine
Why did the Mexican Federal Constitution of 1824's merger of the states of Texas and Coahuila upset many Texans?
It led to increased taxes, raising the price of land
It made them more vulnerable to Indian attacks
It required that all settlers be Catholic, and many of them were not
It resulted in less representation for Texas in the Mexican government
What famous Texan founded the first significant Anglo colony in Texas and for that reason is known as the "Father of Texas"?
Fray Damian Massanet
Green DeWitt
Martin de Leon
Stephen F. Austin
What led to the population increase shown in the chart?
The outbreak of the Texas Revolution.
The arrival of Anglo settlers in Texas.
The annexation of Texas by the U.S.
The elimination of slavery in Texas.
Who was the first person granted permission to bring U.S. settlers to Texas?
Erasmo Seguin
Green DeWitt
Dr. James Long
Moses Austin
Which group would have included in this advertisement in U.S. newspapers?
Empresarios
Filibusters
Friars
Vaqueros
Which statement correctly replaces the question mark in the diagram?
The U.S. government took over Texas.
Texans elected Sam Houston president.
People left Texas and moved to France.
Many Americans started immigrating to Texas.
A person "of Mexican heritage who lives in Texas" is also known as a _____.
Tejano
Mestizo
Anglo
Texian
Why was the Spanish government concerned by filibuster Philip Nolan?
They suspected that he was a spy for the U.S.
He was working for the French government in Louisiana
He was stealing horses from Texas
They thought he was working for the pirate Jean Lafitte
In which region were the most successful land grants in Texas located?
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
Central Plains
Which number is the Rio Grande River?
1
2
3
4
Which river is located at number 2?
Red
Sabine
Colorado
Rio Grande
Which letter represents Austin?
A
B
C
D
What large body of water borders Texas to the southeast?
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of California
The ELEVATION of TEXAS...
Increases South to North
Increases East to West
Increases West to East
Increases North to South
Fishing, Shipping, and oil are major industries in this region.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
This region is mostly desert with the least amount of rainfall in Texas.
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
The Indians living along the Gulf Coast were different from the other Indian Tribes in Texas. What made the Gulf Coast Indians different?
They lived in cone-shaped tents of buffalo hide.
They conducted extensive trade with the Aztecs of Mexico
They ate large amounts of fish, turtles, oysters, and clams.
They were among the first tribes to grow wheat.
What region of Texas is shaded orange?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What region of Texas is shaded green?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What region of Texas is shaded blue?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What region of Texas is shaded pink?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What region of Texas has the most precipitation?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What region of Texas has the least precipitation?
coastal plains
central plains
great plains
mountains and basins
What is the name of the land bridge that appeared during the Ice Age between the continents of Asia and the United States?
The Strait
The Bering Strait
The Bering
The Strait Bering
8. How did people migrate from Asia to North America thousands of years ago?
walked across a land bridge
Swimming
Airplain
Automobile
In what pars of Texas are most of the mountains located?
North
West
South
East
An Underground Reservoir...
Steep Cliff
Aquifer
Sea Coast
Hill
The Height above Sea Level is...
Sea Coast
Elevation
Mesa
Delta
What contributed to the development of major cities along rivers?
Source of Fresh Water
Precious Metals
Cultural Diversity
Timber
Why is buffalo important to the American Indian people?
Provides protection
Buffalo stampedes
Food, Shelter, and tools
fought each other
Adobe is?
Mud and Clay Which was Used to Build Homes.
An Internet Program
A Material that Natives ate.
A Type of Clothing That Natives Used
Artifacts are?
Human Made objects.
Something that changes a person's observation.
A person's point of view.
During Cortes’ destruction of the Aztec Empire what was Spain’s most destructive weapon?
Disease
Cannons
Muskets
Horses
Based on this map, which of the following statements is true about Texas Indians. (7.2A, 21C)
The Comanches were originally from Central Texas.
The Apaches drove the Comanches into Wyoming.
The Comanches lived along the Gulf Coast.
The Comanches drove the Apaches into West Texas and New Mexico.
Texas Indians in which culture group built homes from adobe? (7.2A)
Western Gulf
Plains
Southeastern
Pueblo
Which of the following Indian groups would have been most likely to build canoes? (7.2A)
Comanches
Karankawas
Jumanos
Wichitas
How did the Native Americans adapt to their environment?
By relying on the natural resources and materials around them
By copying European practices
The Natives did not rely on natural resources
By praying to their gods for food and water
Many Plains Indians used hides to make movable homes called (7.2A)
wigwams
tepees
grass huts
pueblos
The Karankawa ...
Hunted buffalo, elk, and bear and gathered nuts and berries.
Raised small gardens.
were hunter-gatherers who traded with other groups across Texas.
were hunters, fishers, & gatherers, nomadic and traveled in canoes
Military bases in Spanish Colonial America designed to protect the missions from American Indian attacks
Missions
Presidios
Haciendas
Ranchos
This building represents not only the period of Spanish missions in Texas, but is also a historical landmark because of the famous battle that occurred here.
Corpus Christi de la Isleta
San Francisco de los Tejas
San Antonio de Valero
Santa Cruz de San Saba
exploration of the Texas coast in 1519?
to explore what is now Texas.
to explore and map what is now the
Texas coastline.
island near
present-day Galveston.
Spanish soldiers who sought out God, Glory, and Gold
Presidio
Viceroy
Explorers
Many cities in Texas reflect the cultural heritage or legacy of which country?
What two animals did the plains culture rely on?
Cattle and sheep
Buffalo and horses
Goats and sheep
Pigs and horses
The picture shows daily life for which of the following tribes?
Jumano
Karankawa
Comanche
Caddo
Who shipwrecked near Galveston, became a Karankawa slave, and wrote a book about his travels in Texas?
Cabeza de Vaca
La Salle
Pineda
Cortes
A Spanish fort is called a -
friar
ranchero
presidio
mission
Disease, Native Texans running away, and lack of resources from Spain all contributed to the -
Native Texans going to the Spanish Missions
Spanish-Native Texan War
Spanish Missions failing
Spanish leaving Texas
Which is NOT a reason Spanish Missions were established?
To establish Spanish chicken ranches in Texas
To keep the French out of Texas
To convert the Native Texans to Christianity
To increase the land and resources of Span
What is an empresario?
a man who received a land grant from the Mexican government in order to bring settlers into Texas
a man who could do a salsa dance and sing at the same time
a man who could serve as a barista in times of need
Banned U.S. immigration to Texas, taxed all U.S. imports, outlawed slavery, cancelled unfilled Empresario contracts.
Law of April 6, 1830
Conflict at Anahuac
Turtle Bayou Resolutions
Mier y Teran Repor
What was the main outcome of the Convention of 1836?
Texians outlawed slavery
Texians sent a peace treaty to Mexico
Texas Declaration of Independence was written
Texians decided to join the United States
The famous "Victory or Death" letter was written to...
let people know that reinforcements were needed at the Alamo
surrender the Alamo to the Mexican Army
taunt the Mexican army into a fight at the Alamo
advertise that the Alamo would be sold to the highest bidder
On March 2nd, 1836, this man wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence?
Sam Houston
George Childress
Stephen F. Austin
Juan Seguin
A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives—unlike the dictatorship established by Santa Anna.
Republic
Monarchy
Federalism
Centralism
The delegates at the Convention of 1836 formed an ad interim government and elected this man as the commander-in-chief of the Texas military.
Stephen F. Austin
George Childress
Sam Houston
Mirabeau Lamar
59 delegates at the Convention of 1836 met to decide to split and declare independence from which of these countries?
Spain
United States
Mexico
England
Who was the Texas officer that Sam Houston ordered to retreat from Goliad and head east to safety back to Victoria? (He didn't follow General Houston's orders)
Stephen F. Austin
The Coleto Creek Massacre
The Goliad Massacre
The San Jacinto Massacre
The San Antonio Massacre
"Come and Take It"
In which Battle did Texas win its independence from Mexico?
