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Second Six Weeks Exam Review

Which of the following was a reason that some Northerners opposed the annexation of Texas?

Some feared that Texas would become a

slave state.

Northerners already competed with Texas’s strong manufacturing

and industry.

Britain had already declared that

annexation would mean war.

Many had concerns that a larger nation

might become ungovernable.

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Why did Sam Houston say these words before the Battle of San Jacinto?

He was trying to convince the Texas army to surrender.

None of the above

He wanted Texas troops to fight

courageously even though they might

lose.

He was pleading with William Travis to send

reinforcements.

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What role did George Childress play in the Texas Revolution?

He was the first president of the

Republic of Texas.

He wrote the Texas Declaration of

Independence. All of the Above.

He wrote the Bill of Rights section of the Texas Constitution.

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What was the MAIN purpose of the Law of April 6, 1830?

To protect Spanish rule of Mexico..

To end trade between Texas and Mexico.

To prevent Texas from declaring

independence.

To block Mexicans from settling in Texas.

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Santa Anna was all of the following except -

Leader of the rebellion at Fredonia.

Dictator of Mexico. President of Mexico.

Military leader of Mexico.

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The Alamo became a battleground during the Texas Revolution because it -

provided a base for spies that were going

into Mexico.

defended the Anglo settlements against the Mexican Army.

established trade with Mexico and Native

cultures.

trained Native Americans to fight against Mexican

soldiers.

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How did the massacre at Goliad transform the Texas Revolution?

Texans began using mainly foreign

soldiers to defeat Mexico.

Texans were more determined than ever

to defeat Mexico.

Texans restrained their army before

continuing the fight against Mexico.

Texans asked the United States to come

to their aid against Mexico.

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Why was the Battle of Gonzales fought?

To recapture prisoners who escaped on the march from Mier to

Mexico.

To disarm Texas fighter who

threatened Santa Anna.

To stop the advance of Texas troops as

they made their way toward San Antonio.

To stop the Mexican army from taking control of the Gulf

Coast.

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Which of the following events took place during the Revolution era?

Election of Anson Jones as President.

Beginning of the Mexican American

War. None of the above

Settlement of Nacogdoches.

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The above happened during which era of Texas?

Revolution

Exploration Republic

Colonization

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Voters in Texas had to approve a new Texas constitution and an ordinance of annexation before…

The United States Congress admitted

Texas into the Union as the 28th state.

The United States officially recognized

The Republic of Texas as an independent

country.

None of the above

The Texas Constitutional Convention agreed to

accept the proposal from the United States for

Texas to become a state.

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Why did the U.S. government originally reject Texas’ proposal to become a state?

All of the aboveThere was a border

dispute between Texas and Mexico.

There were concerns about slavery in

Texas.

It was afraid of provoking Mexico into

a war.

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One difference between Spanish and Anglo settlements in Texas was that Spanish settlements during the 1700’s were primarily missions and trading posts, while most Anglo settlements in the 1800’s were -

military outposts protecting the frontier

from invasion.

permanent ranching and farming

communities on huge grants of land.

moving camps of traveling trappers,

traders, and outlaws.

small, isolated farms scattered throughout

the countryside.

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Which of the following is most likely the reason Sam Houston won the election of 1836 with 80% of the vote?

He trained the army that defeated Santa

Anna.

Most Texans mistrusted his

opponents

He attracted the support of people

favoring U.S. annexation.

Most Texans admired his leadership skills.

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Why did most Texans favor the treaty of annexation to the United States?

Debts owed by the Republic of Texas would be paid.

Texas could keep 21 million acres of public

land.

The treaty prohibited a growing Texas-British alliance.

The treaty made Texas a territory

rather than a state.

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Votes For and Against the 1845 Annexation of Texas

Which event MOST LIKELY influenced the voting pattern on the map above?

Threat of war with Spain

Increasing industrialization of

the North

Expansion of slavery

Competition for rail lines

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Use the excerpt and your knowledge of social studies to answer the following question.

The excerpt from this speech by Anson Jones in 1846 refers to the -

defeat of the Mexican Army.

annexation of Texas to the United

States.

Texas withdrawing from the Union.

Texas becoming a republic.

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Which of the following is the major contribution of Stephen F. Austin?

Leading the fight for Texas Independence.

Bringing the first American settlers to

Texas.

Serving as the first president of the

Republic of Texas.

Acting as the Texas ambassador to

Mexico.

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Which of the following is the correct order for the four key events of the Texas Revolution?

I, II, III, IV

III, IV, I, II II, IV, III, I

IV, I, III, II

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Before Texas was annexed by the United State, Texas voted overwhelmingly in favor of annexation. However, many citizens of the United States did not want to annex Texas because -

Texas had been its own country and

might rebel to regain its sovereignty.

Texas would be a slave state and would

tip the balance of power in Congress.

They thought Spain was likely to declare war to regain its lost

territory.

They felt the country was big enough and

did not need any more territory.

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In order to prepare an accurate description of Texas before the increasing conflicts between the Mexican government and settlers, the most valid document to use would be a description of Texas written by -

Stephen F. Austin 1828

Sam Rayburn in 1918Frederick Law

Olmstead in 1853

Robert E. Lee in 1868

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February 24, 1836

“I am besieged by a thousand or more of the Mexicans under Santa Anna. I have sustained a continual bombardment & cannonade for 24 hours & have not lost a man. The enemy has demanded surrender at discretion, otherwise the garrisons are to be put to the sword if the fort is taken. I have answered the demand with a cannon shot, and our flag still waves proudly from the walls. I shall never surrender nor retreat…”

Who authored this letter and what event is taking place?

Ben Milam; Siege of Bexar

Sam Houston; Battle of San Jacinto

None of the above

William Barrett Travis; Siege of the Alamo

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Which flowchart demonstrates Stephen F. Austin’s changing point of view toward independence from Mexico?

A

C D

B

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