Chapter 5/6 Test

Match the following from section 3

• Laredo

• was once home to approximately 1,200 settlers

• Province of Texas

• experienced little growth during Spanish rule

• Opelousas Trail

• ran from Nacogdoches and San Antonio to San Juan Battista

• Goliad

• connected Texas and Louisiana

• El Camino Real

• became a center for ranching

The settlers who lived at Ysleta in West Texas near El Paso were governed by

• the Spanish

• the French

• Anglo Americans from Arkansas

• themselves

Anglo Americans from Arkansas settled

• at Ysleta

• in the Arkansas territory

• at Laredo

• along the Red River

By 1821, Texas had only three settlements in its interior: San Antonio, Goliad and

• Laredo

• Nacogdoches

• Ysleta

• El Paso

The Spanish legacy in Texas today includes all of these EXCEPT

• families with Spanish names

• rivers and cities with Spanish names

• a system of ranching

• Spanish rule in southwestern counties in the state

Storehouses in the province of Texas were unprepared for an emergency because

• Spain neglected the province

• Governor Martinez governed the province poorly

• drought caused crops to fail

• filibusters stole the storehouses inventory

Match the following

• Augustus Magee

• government in which voters choose people to represent them

• General Arredondo

• pardoned by President James Madison for aiding Americans in the War of 1812

• Jean Laffite

• executed settlers he suspected of helping Gutierrez de Lara

• Louis Michel Aury

• appointed commissioner of Galveston because he favored independence from Spain

• Republic

• officer who left the U.S. army and challenged Spanish rule of Texas

The Gutierrez-Magee forces were called

• filibusters

• mustangers

• Gutierrez-Magee Raiders

• the Republican Army of the North

Lallemand and his followers left their settlement on the Trinity River because

• General Arrendondo ordered them to leave

• Louis Michel Aury attached

• the Spanish governor in Texas sent troops against them

• they could not farm the land

Laffite refused to help James Long because he

• had no troops

• opposed Longs ideas

• was a pirate

• said revolutionaries would not win