First Battles of Texas Revolution

The significance of the Battle of Gonzales was that it was (a)   of the Texas Revolution.

• It marked the end of the Texas Revo
• It was the first military engagemen
• It was the largest battle of the Te
• It resulted in a peace treaty betwe

The slogan associated with the Battle of Gonzales was (a)  

• "Remember the Alamo!"
• "Come and Take It!"
• "Liberty or Death!"
• "Don't Tread on Me!"

Who led the Texian forces at the Battle of Concepción?

• Stephen F. Austin

• Sam Houston

• James Fannin

• James Bowie

What was the outcome of the Battle of Concepción?

• Texian victory

• Mexican victory

• Stalemate

• Peace agreement

What was the main goal of the Texian forces during the Goliad Campaign?

• To capture the Alamo

• To seize the Mexican fort at Goliad

• To negotiate with Mexican officials

• To retreat to safer grounds

Match the following battles with their nicknames.

• "Goliad Massacre"

• Battle of the Alamo

• "Lexington of Texas"

• Battle of Concepción

• "First Battle of the Texas Revolution"

• Battle of Goliad

• "Siege of the Alamo"

• Battle of Gonzales

What battle is shown and described here?

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• * first battle of the revolution

• * showed the Texans they could beat the Mexican Army and win independence

• * fought over a small cannon

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Battle of Coleto Creek

Battle of Gonzales

Battle of San Jacinto

Battle of the Alamo

Which flag did the Texans fly at the Battle of Gonzales to show their defiance toward the Mexican government? [hint: this was the FIRST battle of the revolution, where the Texans refused to hand over their cannon]

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Who was the leader of the Texian forces at the Battle of Concepcion?

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• James Bowie

On December 9, 1835, another band of Texas colonists forced Mexican soldiers out of the Alamo in the city of ______________.

• San Felipe

• San Antonio

• Houston

• Dallas