1. Unit 4 Review Make sure your group is in agreement. Discuss every answer choice. Do not reveal answers until asked.

2. Which of the following eras of history is categorized by these events? Austin’s Arrest and Consultation Law of April 6, 1830 Freedonian Rebellion Conflicts in Galveston, Anahuac, and Velasco Battle of Gonzales A. Colonial Era B. Mexican Nationalism Era C. Texas Revolution D. Age of Contact

3. Which of the following events would correctly complete the timeline below? 1830 Mier y Teran Report ??? A. Battle of Gonzales B. The Siege of the Alamo C. Passage of the Law of April 6 th, 1830 D. Passage of the Mexican Federal Constitution

4. The Fredonian Rebellion… A. prompted the United States to try to purchase Texas from Mexico. B. caused many colonists to change their minds and side with the war party. C. confirmed Mexican fears that settlers were trying to take over Texas. D. marked the beginning of the Texas Revolution.

5. After meeting with Santa Anna in Mexico City in 1833, Stephen F. Austin … A. was accused of treason by the Mexican government. B. called for a declaration of war. C. returned to Texas with several new land grants. D. decided to accept the command of the Army of the People.

6. The Mexican Constitution of 1824 placed the province of Texas in which Mexican state? A. Coahuila y Tejas B. Chihuahua C. Territorio de Nuevo Mexico D. Tamualipas

7. In a meeting in 1835 called the Consultation, a group of Texans … A. set up a provisional government. B. decided to ask the United States for assistance. C. voted against an immediate declaration of independence. D. All of the above

8. What is the significance of the events listed below? A. They led to a challenging impasse between the colonists of Texas and Mexico’s government. B. They established the purpose for the ultimate revolt of the Texas colonists against the leaders of the Mexican government. C. They resulted in the Convention of 1836 and the adoption of the Mexican Constitution of 1836. D. The led to the Consultation of 1835 and the creation of a provisional government. Law of April 6 th, 1830 Turtle Bayou Resolutions Austin’s arrest

9. Study the details below. The Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States (1824) I. Declared that “the religion shall remain Roman Catholic” II. Recognized Texas and the Mexican state of Coahuila as one single state III. Placed more emphasis on the power of the individual state than it did on the power of the central government IV. Divided the federal government into three branches

10. How did the Texans view the Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States (1824)? A. Most Texans were opposed to the Constitution because they wanted to increase immigration from the United States into Texas. B. Most Texans supported the Federal Constitution; however, many felt that Section II limited the representation of the Texans in the legislature. C. Most Texans supported the Federal Constitution; however, many felt that a dictatorship was preferable to a federal republic. D. Most Texans were opposed to the Constitution because they wanted to be an independent republic.

11. Which of the following concepts, found in the Mexican Constitution of 1824, was supported so widely by Texan settlers that it was also included in the Constitution of 1836 for the Republic of Texas? A. Freedom to worship in the religion of one’s choice B. Limited representation for all citizens C. State’s rights supreme over the rights of the Federal government D. Separation of Powers between a legislature, executive, and judicial branch

12. War is our only recourse. There is no other remedy. We must defend our rights, ourselves, and our country by force of arms. –Stephen F. Austin. Stephen F. Austin most likely changed his opinion regarding Mexican rule because— (7.3A) A. He felt that Santa Anna was not protecting the rights of Texans under the Mexican Constitution of 1824 B. He was unhappy with General Tenorio’s call for the arrest of William B. Travis C. The Mexican army attempted to secure the cannons at Gonzales D. The Texian forces recaptured San Antonio and expelled General Cos and his troops

13. What rights was Stephen F. Austin referring to in the quote? A. The right to own slaves and continue empresario contracts B. The rights outlined in the Constitution of 1824 C. The rights of the central government of Mexico D. The right to low customs duties on imported goods from the United States

14. Which of the following is the least likely reaction of the Texas colonists to the Law of April 6, 1830? A. Outrage over limited rights and confusion concerning the Mexican government’s intent B. Fear and trepidation for family members in the east or currently making their way to a Texas settlement C. Anxiety over their future and the future of the colony under the leadership of Stephen F. Austin D. Support for the limitations put on bringing slaves into Texas

15. Which statement best defends the reasoning behind the delegates request for the repeal of the Law of April 6 th at the Conventions of 1832 and 1833? A. Settlers believed the limits to immigration from the United States would cut them off from friends and family back east. B. Settlers believed that the abolishment of slavery was unjust. C. Settlers believed that the Mexican government was trying to repeat the mistakes of the Spanish government. D. Settlers believed the law was an attempt to reduce their income thus affecting the Coahuila y Tejas economy.

16. Which Mexican official rose to power as President by posing as an anti- centralist? A. John Davis B. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna C. General Cos D. Anastacio Bustamente

17. What city in the Coastal Plains region became a significant stronghold leading up to the Revolution as Texans cut off the Mexican Army from supplies? A. Houston B. Laredo C. Brownsville D. San Antonio

18. At the Conventions of 1832 and 1833, delegates petitioned the government for A. Land for public schools B. Protection or weapons to defend themselves against the Native Americans C. Separate statehood D. All of the above

19. Which of the following statements best summarizes SFA’s viewpoint about the Edwards Brothers and their land claim disputes? A. He disagreed to the extent that he told them in a letter that they would ruin not only their reputations with their actions, but also the reputations of all Anglo settlers. B. He advised them to alter, or change, their plan to allow for all citizens to remain on their lands. C. He agreed with Haden Edwards in that the Cherokee peoples should leave if they could not produce titles. D. He agreed that Haden Edwards was taking the right course of action and offered his full support.