What is the importance of George Childress?

authored the Declaration of Independence

How did the geography of Coleto Creek lead to the defeat of Fannin?

open prairie allowed Santa Anna to surround the Texans

What did Gonzales contribute to the Texas Revolution?

proved to Texas that they could defeat Mexico and be free

What was the message in the Travis letter from the Alamo?

tell Texans men were needed at the Alamo

What issue developed as Mexican troops moved farther away from Mexico?

the Mexicans were moved farther away from their capital

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7th grade--Unrest and Revolt

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1
What is the importance of the Turtle Bayou Resolutions?
Texans aligned with Santa Anna
call for Santa Anna's resignation
Texans began preparing for a war
petition to Santa Anna for independence
2
Why was their a meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos?
design the "Come and Take It" flag
create a plan to defend the Alamo
negotiate a peace settlement
establish Texas indpendence
3
When was the Battle of San Jacinto?
03/27/1836
03/06/1836
10/02/1835
04/21/1836
4
What is the importance of George Childress?
was the first president of the Republic of Texas
served as the first Governor of Texas
authored the Declaration of Independence
contributed to writing the Texas Constitution
5
What is the significance of the Law of April 6, 1830?
stop US immigration
end the trade between Mexico and Texas
prevent Texans from declaring independence
block Texans from settling in Texas
6
Who was executed with his men at Goliad?
William Travis
James Fannin
Lorenzo de Zavala
Sam Houston
7
How did the geography of Coleto Creek lead to the defeat of Fannin?
deep canyon allowed the Mexicans to attack from above Fannin
open prairie allowed Santa Anna to surround the Texans
rolling valleys blocked Fannin's escape
forest provided protection for Fannin
8
What did Gonzales contribute to the Texas Revolution?
showed the Texans were well equipped and prepared
proved to Texas that they could defeat Mexico and be free
showed that a small force could withstand a large military
encouraged the US to support Texas independence
9
What is the impact of the Battle of San Jacinto?
death of William Travis
loss of Goliad
defeat of Sam Houston and the Texans
surrender of Santa Anna
10
Which of the following happened in the Revolutionary Era?
Council House Fight
Election of Sam Houston as president
Settlement of Nacogdoches
Siege of the Alamo
11
What event changed Austin's opinion of Texas independence?
the Teran report
his arrest
the Fredonian Rebellion
the Law of April 6, 1830
12
What was the message in the Travis letter from the Alamo?
tell the people of Gonzales to evacuate with the cannon
tell Texans men were needed at the Alamo
tell Santa Anna the men would fight
warn Sam Houston that Santa Anna was coming
13
Which man was sent as a messenger from the Alamo?
Juan Seguin
Jose Antonio Navarro
Jim Bowie
Lorenzo de Zavala
14
Which physical region of Texas had most of the battles?
North Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
Gulf Coastal Plains
15
What issue developed as Mexican troops moved farther away from Mexico?
the Mexicans were moved farther away from their capital
they had to travel the Rio Grande every time they moved
they were too far away from supply lines
they had to cross large mountain ranges

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