WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
How did early Texas tribes pass down their culture and history from one generation to another?
Writing
Storytelling
Reading
Recorded Videos
What was one of the most important animals used by Texas natives for food and tools?
Horses
Cows
Buffalo
Mammoths
Why did the Spanish explorers build missions in Texas?
To resist colonization from the French
To gift homes to the Indigenous people because they took over their land
To build and sell as many missions in the area to gain power and money
To spread religion to Indigenous people and establish control over the land.
Why is the Mexican War for Independence an important part of Texas history?
It decided if immigration was allowed in Texas
It decided if Texas would be independent from Mexico.
It decided if Texas would be apart of the United States
It decided which country took control of the Texas land.
What happened to Texas after Mexico won their independence?
Anglo-American settlers moved to Texas
Mexican settlers moved to Spain
Anglo-American settlers moved out of Mexico
Mexican settlers moved to the United States
Why did Tejano and Anglo settlers living in Texas want to declare their independence from Mexico?
The Mexican government banned indigenous tribes, taxes, and weapons
The Mexican government gave them the land they promised
The Mexican government banned immigration, slavery, and imposed taxes
The Mexican government banned slavery, weapons, and taxes
Why were Texan settlers upset with Santa Anna?
He supported Texas becoming apart of the United States because the Anglo-American settlers would not convert to their religion
He suspended the Mexican constitution and sent troops to Texas to impose strict control over Texas
He supported a democracy and let Texas govern themselves
He supported Texas independence and would not protect the settlers against Indigenous tribes
What role did Stephen F. Austin play in colonizing Texas?
He led the Texian army to the Mexican war for independence
He made peaceful relationships with Indigenous tribes
He was granted land from the Mexican government and organized Americans settling in Texas
He found the city of San Antonio and Houston.
How did the Battle of the Alamo lead to the Runaway Scrape?
The Battle of the Alamo was won by Texans, who helped people move to safety
The Battle of the Alamo ended in a treaty, allowing all Texians to move to new homes in Mexico
The defeat at the Alamo made people fear the Mexican army, causing them to flee their homes
The victory at the Battle of the Alamo led people to stay and build new homes
What is the importance of the Texas flag adopted in 1839?
It represents the treaties between Texas and Mexico
It signifies the end of the Texas Revolution.
It marks the beginning of Texas' exploration and colonization
It symbolizes Texas independence as a republic before it joined the United States
How were indigenous people of Texas removed from their land?
Indigenous villages were destroyed to prevent them from returning
Bison were killed off making it hard to find food or resources
Indigenous people were sometimes tricked into living on reservations
All of the Above
How did Indigenous people resist assimilation on the reservations?
The tribes changed their language and culture to follow the United States government.
The tribes did not resist the United States government because of fear
The tribes fought back, continued speaking their language, and practicing their culture.
The tribes stopped paying taxes to the government
How did Black Americans find a level of freedom in the "Wild West" of Texas?
By finding free states to live in up north
By finding opportunities to work and be successful cowboys, ranchers, and soldiers
By finding jobs in government and politics
By joining the Indigenous tribes and assimilating to their culture
Who were the Buffalo Soldiers?
Black American soldiers that fought against Indigenous people
Cowboys that hunted during the Wild West
Indigenous people who hunted buffalo
Cattle ranchers that saved buffalo from being hunted
What is the leading economic industry of Texas that is the top producer in the world?
Technology industry
Medical industry
Oil industry
Air industry
How did cattle ranching affect the Texas economy?
It made farming harder
Ranchers started slaughtering cattle as revenge for attacks
It increased the demand for barbed wire
It became a leading industry and increased trade
Who were the "Kinenos"?
People from the United States
A type of cattle
Cowboys of Mexican ancestry
A place to visit in Texas
The region with hot and dry climate, a desert, and the Guadalupe Mountains is:
Great Plains
Mountains and Basins
Coastal Plains
Central Plains
This region borders the Gulf of Mexico, is hot and humid, and we live here:
Coastal Plains
Great Plains
Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
This region has vast grasslands, covers the Texas Panhandle, where winters are cold and summers are cool.
Mountains and Basins
Central Plains
Great Plains
Coastal Plains
This region has the sever storms and hottest temperatures
Great Plains
Central Plains
Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
