Texas Revolution

Front

Name the general and dictator of Mexico.

Back

Santa Ana

Answer explanation

The correct answer is Santa Ana, who was a prominent general and dictator in Mexico during the 19th century, known for his role in the Texas Revolution and various conflicts in Mexican history.

Front

What was the purpose of William B Travis's letter?

Back

To send reinforcements/help

Answer explanation

William B. Travis's letter was a plea for reinforcements and help during the siege at the Alamo, emphasizing the dire situation they faced and the need for support from fellow Americans.

Front

Name the battle in which Santa Ana surrendered and officially gave Texas to the Americans?

Back

Battle of San Jacinto

Answer explanation

The Battle of San Jacinto was the decisive conflict in the Texas Revolution where General Santa Anna was captured and forced to surrender, leading to Texas' independence from Mexico and its recognition by the United States.

Front

Which of the following events took place during the Texas Revolution: Council House Fight, Siege of the Alamo, Sam Houston Elected, Texas Annexation?

Back

Siege of the Alamo

Answer explanation

The Siege of the Alamo was a pivotal event during the Texas Revolution, where Texan defenders fought against Mexican forces in 1836. The Council House Fight and Sam Houston's election occurred later, while Texas Annexation happened after the revolution.

Front

What was created to prevent U.S. immigration into Mexico/Texas?

Back

Law of April 6

Answer explanation

The Law of April 6 was enacted to restrict U.S. immigration into Texas, aiming to limit the influx of American settlers and maintain control over the region. This law specifically targeted immigration from the U.S.

Front

What is the significance of the battle of Gonzales?

Back

Gave the Texans confidence in their fighting, Proved independence could be achieved, Showed Mexicans could be defeated.

Answer explanation

The Battle of Gonzales was significant as it boosted Texan confidence, demonstrated that independence from Mexico was achievable, and showed that Mexican forces could be defeated, making 'All of the above' the correct choice.

Front

What event caused S.F.A to support the idea of revolution? Options: Mier Y Teran Report, Arrest in Mexico city, The Law of April 6, 1830, All of the above

Back

Arrest in Mexico city

Answer explanation

S.F.A supported the idea of revolution primarily due to the arrest in Mexico City, which heightened tensions and concerns over Mexican authority, prompting a push for independence.

Front

Which battle was significant because it was the beginning of the fight for Texas Independence?

Back

Battle of Gonzales

Answer explanation

The Battle of Gonzales, fought in 1835, marked the first military engagement in the Texas Revolution, symbolizing the start of the fight for Texas Independence against Mexican rule.

Front

The battle cry at San Jacinto was

Back

"Remember The Alamo"

Answer explanation

The battle cry at San Jacinto was "Remember The Alamo," which served as a rallying call for Texian forces, invoking the memory of the earlier battle and the sacrifices made there.

Front

What year did Texas win its independence?

Back

1836

Answer explanation

Texas won its independence from Mexico in 1836 after the Battle of San Jacinto, making 1836 the correct answer. The other years listed are not associated with Texas' independence.