1. Texas Revolution Test Review 10 20 30 40 50 SMART SMARTER SMARTEST
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2. A person who comes to a country to settle is an _____________.
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3. A person who comes to a country to settle is an immigrant.
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4. An agent who makes all arrangements to bring settlers to a colony is an ______________.
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5. An agent who makes all arrangements to bring settlers to a colony is an empresario
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6. He received the first empresario contract to bring Anglo settlers to Texas.
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7. He received the first empresario contract to bring Anglo settlers to Texas.
Moses Austin
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8. He became an empresario after his father’s death.
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9. Stephen F. Austin He became an empresario after his father’s death.
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10. GTT stands for __________.

11. GTT stands for __________.
Gone to Texas

12. In the 1820s and early 1830s, many U. S
In the 1820s and early 1830s, many U.S. citizens wished to move to Texas even though it still belonged to Mexico because they wanted to buy cheap __________.

13. In the 1820s and early 1830s, many U. S
In the 1820s and early 1830s, many U.S. citizens wished to move to Texas even though it still belonged to Mexico because they wanted to buy cheap land.

14. Settlers liked the Constitution of 1824 because it supported state’s _______.

15. Settlers liked the Constitution of 1824 because it supported state’s rights.

16. The Fredonian Rebellion, the Mier y Terán Report and the Law of April 6, 1830 were all events leading to the Texas _________________.

17. The Fredonian Rebellion, the Mier y Terán Report and the Law of April 6, 1830 were all events leading to the Texas Revolution.

18. When the Mexican government cancelled Hayden Edward’s land contract, he invaded Nacogdoches and declared its independence as the Republic of ________________.

19. When the Mexican government cancelled Hayden Edward’s land contract, he invaded Nacogdoches and declared its independence as the Republic of Fredonia.

20. The Mier y Teran Report said that Anglos outnumbered Mexicans 10 to 1 in Texas and caused Mexico to pass the Law of __________ 6, 1830.

21. The Mier y Teran Report said that Anglos outnumbered Mexicans 10 to 1 in Texas and caused Mexico to pass the Law of April 6, 1830.

22. Name one of the three things the Law of April 6, 1830 did.

23. Outlawed U.S. Immigration
Outlawed trading with the U.S.
Forbid Slavery

24. He commanded the forces that preferred death over surrender in defending the Alamo.

25. He commanded the forces that preferred death over surrender in defending the Alamo.
William Travis

26. He commanded the forces that defeated General Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.

27. He commanded the forces that defeated General Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto.
Sam Houston

28. He was the leader of Spanish-speaking Tejano volunteers who helped defend the Alamo against General Santa Anna.

29. He was the leader of Spanish-speaking Tejano volunteers who helped defend the Alamo against General Santa Anna.
Juan Seguin

30. He commanded the troops at Goliad that were massacred after surrendering to Mexican forces.

31. He commanded the troops at Goliad that were massacred after surrendering to Mexican forces.
James Fannin

32. He believed the Texans were lawless foreigners who needed to be defeated and punished.

33. He believed the Texans were lawless foreigners who needed to be defeated and punished.
Santa Anna

34. I was the Father of Texas who worked his whole life to make Texas a great place to live.

35. I was the Father of Texas who worked his whole life to make Texas a great place to live.
Stephen F. Austin

36. I was known for getting into fights and brawls
I was known for getting into fights and brawls. I had a famous knife made and named for me.

37. I was known for getting into fights and brawls
I was known for getting into fights and brawls. I had a famous knife made and named for me.
James Bowie

38. “Who will go with Old ______ Milam” was a speech I gave before a battle. I was killed by a sniper.

39. “Who will go with Old ______ Milam” was a speech I gave before a battle. I was killed by a sniper.
Ben Milam

40. I told the U. S. Congress, “You can all go to Hell. I’m going to Texas
I told the U.S. Congress, “You can all go to Hell. I’m going to Texas.” I died defending the Alamo.

41. I told the U. S. Congress, “You can all go to Hell. I’m going to Texas
I told the U.S. Congress, “You can all go to Hell. I’m going to Texas.” I died defending the Alamo.
David Crockett

42. I couldn’t go to the Alamo to help out defenders because I was in charge of guarding Goliad. I lost at Coleto Creek, and my men were executed at Goliad.

43. I couldn’t go to the Alamo to help out defenders because I was in charge of guarding Goliad. I lost at Coleto Creek, and my men were executed at Goliad.
James Fannin

44. Travis’ famous letter from the Alamo ended with these words.

45. Travis’ famous letter from the Alamo ended with these words.

46. He was the main author of the Texas Declaration of Independence.

47. He was the main author of the Texas Declaration of Independence.
George Childress

48. At the Battle of Anahuac, William Travis led 25 men and fired how many shots?

49. At the Battle of Anahuac, William Travis led 25 men and fired how many shots?
One shot

50. At the Consultation of 1835, Texas delegates elected __________ as commander of the military forces.

51. At the Consultation of 1835, Texas delegates elected __________ as commander of the military forces.
Sam Houston

52. In this battle the Texans were led by Ben Milam against Mexican General Cos. This battle lasted 5 days with the Texans winning.

53. In this battle the Texans were led by Ben Milam against Mexican General Cos. This battle lasted 5 days with the Texans winning.
The Battle of San Antonio

54. About _________ Texans and 600 Mexicans died at the Battle of the Alamo.

55. About _________ Texans and 600 Mexicans died at the Battle of the Alamo.
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56. The Battle of the Alamo lasted about _____ minutes.

57. The Battle of the Alamo lasted about _____ minutes.

58. Colonel Fannin and his troops were executed at ________.

59. Colonel Fannin and his troops were executed at Goliad.

60. This battle won Texas’s independence from Mexico.

61. This battle won Texas’s independence from Mexico.

62. This battle won Texas’s independence from Mexico.
The Battle of San Jacinto

63. How long did the Battle of San Jacinto last?

64. How long did the Battle of San Jacinto last?
18 minutes

65. A lengthy military attack on a fortified place is a ________.

66. A lengthy military attack on a fortified place is a siege.

67. When Texas won its independence from Mexico, the new Texas nation was called ________________.

68. When Texas won its independence from Mexico, the new Texas nation was called
The Republic of Texas.

69. Who was overwhelmingly elected the first president of The Republic of Texas

70. Who was overwhelmingly elected the first president of The Republic of Texas
Sam Houston