Texas Revolution Review 2024

What was the final battle of the Texas Revolution?

• Battle of the Alamo

• Battle of San Jacinto

• Battle of Gonzales

• Battle of Goliad

This document ended war between the Mexican and Texan soldiers and served as an agreement for the prisoners of war to be returned.

• Texas Declaration of Independence

• Treaty of the Alamo

• Texas Constitution

• Treaty of Velasco

Once Texans heard about the Goliad Massacre and that Santa Anna was continuing leading the Mexican Army into Texas, Texans fled to the United States. What is this event called?

• The Battle of the Alamo

• The Runaway Scrape

• The Battle at San Jacinto

• The Battle of Goliad

• * Texans fight to win their independence from Mexico

• * Santa Anna leads a siege of the Alamo mission

• * Sam Houston defeats the Mexican Army at San Jacinto

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In which era of Texas History did these events happen?

• Texas Revolution

• Age of Contact

• Mexican National Era

• Natural Texas and Its People

Which of these battles happens during the Texas Revolution?

• Battle of Gonzales

• Battle of the Alamo

• Battle of San Jacinto

• ALL of these are correct

Which THREE [3] of these things are true about the Battle of Gonzales?

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• YOU MUST CHOOSE THREE [3] CORRECT ANSWERS

• the Texas Revolution began there

• Hundreds of Texan prisoners were executed

• the Texans took control of the largest city in Texas

• the Texans refused to give up their cannon

• the "Come and Take It" flag was flown

Where did the Texas Revolution come to an end? [hint: this LAST battle of the war lasted only 18 minutes]

• the Alamo

• San Jacinto

• Goliad

• Gonzales

Where did 189 Texans fight against 1800 Mexican soldiers? [hint: this battle was a defeat for the Texans, but is remembered today for the Texans' outstanding courage and great sacrifice]

• the Alamo

• San Jacinto

• Goliad

• Gonzales

Who wrote the "Victory or Death" letter, asking for reinforcements to come and help the "besieged" and outnumbered Texans defending the Alamo? [hint: this person fought and died at the Alamo]

• Juan Seguin

• William B. Travis

• Sam Houston

• Santa Anna

In his ___ letter, William B. Travis wrote "I am besieged by a thousand or more of the Mexicans under Santa Anna", asking for reinforcements to come and help the men defending the Alamo in San Antonio.

• "Come and Take It"

• "Remember the Alamo"

• "Victory or Death"

• "Don't Mess With Texas"