Understanding the Causes of the Texas Revolution

What was one of the main cultural differences that led to the Texas Revolution?

• The settlers wanted more freedom and rights than they were given.

• The settlers wanted to follow Mexican laws and customs.

• The settlers were mostly from Mexico.

• The settlers were used to speaking Spanish.

Why did the issue of land ownership become a cause of the Texas Revolution?

• The Mexican government started to change the rules about land ownership.

• The settlers were given more land than promised.

• The settlers did not want any land.

• The Mexican government gave all the land to the settlers.

What was one of the Mexican government's actions that upset the settlers?

• Enforcing stricter laws and customs.

• Allowing settlers to speak English.

• Giving settlers more rights.

• Reducing taxes for settlers.

How did Santa Anna's leadership contribute to the Texas Revolution?

• He wanted to centralize power and reduce the rights of the states.

• He gave more power to the states, including Texas.

• He encouraged settlers to follow their own customs.

• He supported the settlers' demand for independence.

What was the ultimate outcome of the Texas Revolution?

• The creation of the Republic of Texas.

• Texas remained a part of Mexico.

• The settlers returned to the United States.

• The Mexican government regained control over Texas.

What were the reasons that caused the Texas Revolution?