Unit 5 CFA Review

Identify the historical figures who wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence.

• Sam Houston

• Juan Seguin

• George Childress

• Lorenzo de Zavala

Identify the correct battles of the Texas Revolution

• Siege led by Stephen F. Austin

• First battle of the Texas Revolution

• Final battle of the Texas Revolution

• Battle of the Alamo

• Defensive stand by Texian forces

• Battle of San Jacinto

• Battle of Gonzales

• Siege of Bexar (San Antonio)

Identify the correct answers to the correct category

Groups:

(a) Laws of April 6, 1830

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(b) Turtle Bayou Resolutions

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(c) Teran Report

• Claimed Texas fully supported Santa Anna

• Anglos far outnumbered Mexicans/ Tejanos in Texas

• Asked for reforms or changes in the government

• Outlawed bringing slaves to Texas

• Empresarios had to give back any unsold land

• More soldiers sent to Texas, more garrisons built as well

• Placed a tariff on imported goods

• Claimed Mexico was not following its own constitution

• Anglo settlers were not following the Catholic religion

• Texians/Anglos were not bothering to become more Mexicanized

• Outlawed immigration from US into Texas

• Made it clear that Texans were loyal to Mexico

The ​ (a)   led by ​ (b)   gave cause for Mexico to worry that settlers in Texas may also begin to rebel. In response, Mexico sent ​ (c)   to travel through Texas and report back on what he observed as well as identify the boundaries between Texas and Louisiana.

• Fredonian Rebellion
• Haden Edwards
• General Teran
• Stephen F. Austin 
• Santa Anna
• Mexican Revolution
• Edwards Rebellion

Identify the correct historical figure with the correct Texas Revolution battle

• Col. James Fannin

• Battle of San Jacinto

• William B. Travis

• Battle of Gonzales

• Sarah Dewitt

• Battle of the Alamo

• Stephen F. Austin

• Goliad Massacre

• Sam Houston

• Siege of Bexar

​ (a)   wrote the letter called ​ (b)   at the Siege of the Alamo which lasted ​ (c)   days. The purpose of the letter, written on day​ (d)   of the siege was to gain more ​ (e)   against the Mexican soldiers and to let readers know that he would not surrender

• William B. Travis
• Victory or Death
• 13
• 2
• reinforcements
• Sam Houston
• Santa Anna
• cannonballs 

What was the significance of the Battle of Gonzales?

• It was the last battle of the Texas Revolution, ending Mexican rule in Texas

• It was the first battle of the revolution, resulting in a Texas victory, boosting the morale and confidence of the Texians.

• The battle was a terrible defeat which resulted in uniting Texans to fight for independence from Mexico

What was the significance of the Battle of San Jacinto?

• It was the first battle of the Texas revolution, resulting in a victory that boosted the morale and confidence of Texans.

• It was a terrible defeat that resulted in the uniting of Texans to fight for independence from Mexico

• It was the last battle of the Texas Revolution that resulted in a Texas victory, ending Mexican rule in Texas

• Stephen F. Austin and his troops defeated General Cos in a siege.

Why did Texans claim that they supported Santa Anna in the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?

• Santa Anna claimed to be a centralist

• Santa Anna promised to become dictator of Mexico

• Texans never claimed to support Santa Anna

• Santa Anna claimed to be a Federalist who supported to Texans calls for reforms in the government

BEFORE Texans decided to fight for independence from Mexico, Texas agreed that they would fight for

• The Treaty of Cordoba

• The Texas Constitution of 1836

• The Mexican Constitution of 1824

• none of these