The Texas Revolution

What was the main reason for the Skirmish at Anahuac in May 1832?

• The Mexican government was lowering taxes

• Texans were smuggling goods to avoid customs duties

• The Mexican government was offering new land grants

• Texans were protesting for independence

Who were the Texan lawyers arrested by Colonel Bradburn that led to the Skirmish at Anahuac?

• Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston

• James Bowie and Davy Crockett

• William B. Travis and Patrick C. Jack

• Juan Seguin and Lorenzo de Zavala

What was the outcome of the Battle of Velasco in June 1832?

• The Texan rebels were defeated

• The Mexican army surrendered

• The battle was inconclusive with no clear winner

• The Texan rebels surrendered

What did the Turtle Bayou Resolutions declare loyalty to?

• The Mexican government's new policies

• Santa Anna's rebellion and the Federal Constitution

• The independence of Texas

• The previous Mexican administration

Where did the Texan rebels camp during the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

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• Velasco

• Anahuac

• Turtle Bayou
• Brazoria

Who led the Federalist rebellion in Mexico that influenced the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

• Vicente Guerrero

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Antonio López de Santa Anna

• Agustín de Iturbide

Who was the commander of the Mexican forces during the Battle of Velasco?

• Antonio López de Santa Anna

• Agustín de Iturbide

• Colonel Domingo de Ugartechea

• Vicente Guerrero

What was the main cause of the Battle of Velasco?

• The Mexican government was increasing taxes

• Texans were smuggling goods to avoid customs duties

• The Mexican government was offering new land grants

• Texans were protesting for independence

What was the significance of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions in the Texas Revolution?

• It declared Texas as an independent state

• It showed the Texans' support for the Federal Constitution and Santa Anna

• It marked the end of the Texas Revolution

• It was a formal declaration of war against Mexico

What was the main objective of the Texan rebels during the Battle of Velasco?

• To gain independence from Mexico

• To support the Federal Constitution and Santa Anna

• To protest against the Mexican government's new policies

• To avoid paying customs duties