
Unit 7 - The Texas Revolution
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RICHARD HAINES
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Multiple Select
Which of these is true of Texas? (Pick 3)
Their independence day is on Mr. Haines' birthday
They were a country for 9 years before becoming a state
The Capital of Texas is Dallas
Houston and Austin were named after important people in Texas history
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Spain controlled Texas until 1821
Empresarios came to America to get people to move to Texas, buy land, and farm.
Stephen F. Austin and 300 families settled Texas and were called Texians
The Mexican people who already live in Texas were called Tejanos
The American settlers promised to not have slaves, pay taxes to the Mexican government, obey all Mexican laws, and convert to the Catholic religion. The Americans complained that the legal documents in Texas were in Spanish and wanted them in English.
Santa Anna came to power and made himself dictator of Mexico and wanted to bring the Texians under control.
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Poll
Should people who come to another country write and speak the language of the people who are living there?
Yes
No
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Multiple Select
Which three were required for Americans to come and live in Texas when it was controlled by the Mexican government?
Become Mexican Citizen
They cannot bring their slaves
Pay $100 a year to the government in Mexico City as a bribe
Learn to read and write Spanish so you could understand legal documents
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Texans Revolt Against Mexico
Texans captured Gonzales, Goliad, and San Antonio along with their many cannons
On March 2nd, 1836 Texas declared its independence and made Sam Houston its general
Santa Anna marched an army of more than 6,000 to Texas and killed all 350 Texans at the Goliad fort and surrounded 190 Texans at the Alamo in San Antonio
The Alamo was defended by Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, William Travis, and Juan Seguin all of whom were killed in the battle on the 13th day except Juan Seguin.
The Mexican army spared no man and all the defenders were killed
Sam Houston retreated back towards the United States where he was gaining more men and supplies
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Multiple Select
Which of the following were Texans who were killed at the Alamo? (Pick 3)
Sam Houston
William Travis
Jim Bowie
Davy Crockett
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Multiple Choice
Who was the leader of the Texan army?
Santa Anna
Sam Austin
Sam Houston
William Travis
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Santa Anna had to split his army to keep up with Houston's army and was attacked near the San Jacinto River
Sam Houston's army surprised Santa Anna near present day Houston, Texas and defeated his army in less than 20 minutes
Santa Anna was captured after the Battle of San Jacinto and signed away the rights to Texas to save his life
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Multiple Choice
After what battle did Santa Anna sign over Texas?
Alamo
Goliad
Gonzales
San Jacinto
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Multiple Choice
How long did it take Houston's army to defeat Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto?
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
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Multiple Select
What three countries was Texas apart of? (Pick 3)
United States
Spain
Mexico
Great Britain
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Multiple Choice
What is the nickname of Texas?
Flowery coast
Land of many canoes
The diamond of the South
Lone Star State
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