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WorksheetsThe Texas Revolution
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Which famous mission in Texas became a symbol of Texan resistance during the revolution?
Mission Concepcion
Mission San Juan Capistrano
Mission San Francisco de la Espada
The Alamo
What was the name of the final battle of the Texas Revolution?
Battle of Goliad
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of the Alamo
Battle of Gonzales
Which document declared Texas' independence from Mexico in 1836?
The Texan Constitution
The Alamo Accord
The Texas Declaration of Independence
The Long Star Proclamation
People of Mexican descent who were living in Texas during the time of the Texas Revolution were called __________?
Conquistadors
Empressarios
Tejanos
Known as the "Father of Texas". Responsible for bringing the Old 300 to Texas and the state capitol is named after him.
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
George Washington
William B. Travis
The Mexican president (dictator) who led the Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution.
Stephen F. Austin
General Santa Anna
Juan N. Seguin
Jose Antonio Navarro
The mass movement of Texan settlers fleeing east to escape the Mexican Army during the Texas Revolution.
Runaway Scrape
Runaway Texans
The Old 300
Tejanos
An important battle during the Texas Revolution where a small Texan force defended a mission in San Antonio. Very few Texans survived the attack.
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of Gonzales
Battle of the Alamo
Battle of Goliad
The first battle of the Texas Revolution.
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of Gonzales
Battle of the Alamo
Battle of Goliad
A Tejano leader who fought for Texas independence and served as captain the Texan army.
Sam Houston
Juan N. Seguin
Santa Anna
Stephen F. Austin
The commander-in-chief of the Texan forces during the Texas Revolution. Was later the 1st President of The Republic of Texas.
Sam Houston
Juan N. Seguin
Santa Anna
Stephen F. Austin
Who was the primary author of the Texas Declaration of Independence?
Sam Houston
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
George C. Childress
Which battle did the people of Texas say, "come and take it", to show their rebellion against Mexico?
Battle of the Alamo
Battle of Gonzales
Battle of Goliad
Battle of San Jacinto
What happened after the Goliad Massacre?
The Texas Army gave up and stopped fighting for independence.
The Texas Army went onto to defeat Mexico at San Jacinto.
The Texas Army went onto to defeat Mexico at the Alamo.
The Mexican Army did not massacre Texans at Goliad.
What famous phrase was shouted by Texan soldiers during the Battle of San Jacinto?
"Onward to Victory"!
"Texans Unite"
"Remember the Alamo"!
What caused the Texan Revolution? Check ALL 4 that apply.
Differences in government/laws
The discovery of oil in Texas.
Differences in culture and language.
Economic reasons (money/taxes)
Differences in slavery opinions
How did the Texas Revolution impact the history of Texas?
Texas became part of Mexico.
Texas became an independent republic.
Texas joined Spain.
Texas became a desert.
Why did people panic and flee east during the Texas Revolution?
Santa Anna recruited people to join the Mexican Army.
Santa Anna was coming to battle Texans and was attacking citizens.
Santa Claus was coming to town.
Sam Houston caused the citizens to panic for no reason.
Who commanded the Alamo?
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
William B. Travis
Susanna Dickinson
Why did people from other places, such as Davy Crockett, come to help the Texans during the Texas Revolution?
They wanted to come live in Texas.
They did not like Mexico.
They wanted to help Texans have the same freedoms and independence that they had in the United States.
They wanted to help Mexicans have the same freedoms and independence that they had in the United States.
