2nd 6 Weeks Review

Front

Typically located near a water source, Typically located near fields for farming, Protected typically provided by a nearby fort

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Mission

Front

The actions of Fray Damian Massanet are most similar to the actions of which of the following individuals?
Options: Francisco Hidalgo, Martin de Alarcon, La Mothe Cadillac, Diego Ramon

Back

Francisco Hidalgo

Front

Which of the following was an effect of the increase in Americans moving to Texas? Options: The US created incentives to keep Americans from emigrating., The Texan economy got stronger as more people joined the workforce., Native Texans were driven further off of their ancestral lands., The Mexican government passed restrictions on Americans emigrating to Texas.

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The Mexican government passed restrictions on Americans emigrating to Texas.

Front

Which group of early Texas settlers were responsible for the construction of missions throughout Texas? Options: Italian Settlers, Mexican Settlers, Central American Settlers, Spanish Settlers

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Spanish Settlers

Front

What was the root of the conflict between Green DeWitt and Martin de Leon?

Back

Land rights

Front

Ballet Folklorico companies celebrate-

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Mexican culture and dance

Front

Why did the empresario system initially meet the needs of both Anglo settlers and Mexican authorities?

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Anglo settlers were looking for work, and Mexico needed people who were willing to work their land.

Front

Which of the following was a motivation to settle Texas that was shared by Mexico and Spain? The desire to continue to hunt for gold, The desire to expand trade westward, The desire to protect the land from invasion, The desire to create a more stable economy

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The desire to protect the land from invasion

Front

Stephen F. Austin is considered the founder of Anglo-American Texas because —

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he brought colonists from the United States to Texas

Front

Before Texas won independence from Mexico, all Texans were required to adopt which belief system?

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Catholocism