Ch.10-Texas Revolution Quiz

What was the main purpose of the Committees of Correspondence in Texas?

• To organize social events
• To unify Texans against Mexican rule
• To promote trade with Mexico
• To establish new settlements

Why is the Battle of Gonzales considered significant?

• It was the longest battle of the Texas Revolution
• It resulted in the most casualties
• It was the first battle of the Texas Revolution
• It led to immediate Texas independence

What strategy did the Texans use against San Antonio?

• They launched a surprise attack at night
• They laid siege to the city
• They negotiated a peaceful surrender
• They used hot air balloons for aerial attacks

What was the main outcome of the Consultation of 1835?

• Texas declared immediate independence
• A peace treaty was signed with Mexico
• A provisional government was formed
• Santa Anna was captured

The Grass Fight got its name because:

• The battle was fought in a grassy field
• The Texans used grass as camouflage
• The Mexican mules were carrying grass, not treasure
• The soldiers used grass as weapons

How did diversity play a role in the Texan army?

• It caused conflicts within the army
• It included Tejano and African American fighters
• It led to the army speaking multiple languages
• It resulted in different uniforms for each group

What was the main problem with the Matamoros Expedition?

• Lack of supplies
• It was canceled due to Santa Anna's approaching forces
• The soldiers refused to go
• Bad weather prevented the attack

What challenge did the Texan provisional government face in early 1836?

• Foreign invasion
• Natural disaster
• Economic collapse
• Internal division and disagreements

What effect might the government division have had on the Texas Revolution?

• It could have weakened the Texan position
• It led to immediate victory for Texas
• It caused Mexico to surrender
• It improved military strategy

What was the main purpose of the Committees of Correspondence in Texas?

• To organize social events
• To unify Texans against Mexican rule
• To promote trade with Mexico
• To establish new settlements