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History

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7th Grade

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Hard

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Irene Barraza

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Why did Sam Houston order the Alamo to be abandoned?

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He thought it could be easily defended

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He feared everyone would die if they stayed

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He wanted to attack Santa Anna directly

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He believed the Alamo was not important

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What was the main reason some men decided to defend the Alamo instead of following orders to destroy it?

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They wanted to surrender to Santa Anna

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They believed defending the Alamo would buy Texans more time

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They thought the Alamo was already destroyed

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They were waiting for reinforcements

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Most of the events of the Texas Revolution happened in the COASTAL PLAINS region of Texas.

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  • Which of these cities has "the Alamo" mission where 189 Texans fought against thousands of Mexican soldiers?

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Sam Houston was the Commander-in-Chief of the

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Army.

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Multiple Choice

What were some of the main problems faced by the Texas Army during the Texas Revolution?

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Shortage of men, limited food and supplies, and soldiers not listening to Sam Houston

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Too many soldiers, abundant food and supplies, and strong leadership

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Lack of weapons, poor weather, and no communication

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Overconfidence, lack of motivation, and too much discipline

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Who helped write the Texas Declaration of Independence and was elected vice-president of the Republic?

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George Childress

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Lorenzo de Zavala

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James Bowie

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William B Travis

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Juan Seguin was a Tejano

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from the Alamo.

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Which of the following statements about William B. Travis are correct?

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He was arrested for protesting taxes

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He was a leader at the Alamo

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He wrote the 'Victory or Death' letter

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He survived the final attack at the Alamo

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Which leader ordered the execution at both the Alamo and Goliad, and later lost at San Jacinto?

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James Fannin

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Sam Houston

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Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

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William B Travis

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