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Froggy Jumps Texas Republic QuizVersión en línea Texas History por Marye 1 1. What are the years of the Republic of Texas (Texas as a Nation)? a 1845–1861 b 1821–1836 c 1836–1845 2 2. In what year did Texas officially transition from a nation to a U.S. State? a 1845 b 1836 c 1840 3 3. Which of the following shows the correct order of the Presidents of Texas? a Lamar, Houston, Jones, Houston b Houston, Lamar, Houston, Jones c Jones, Lamar, Houston, Santa Anna 4 4. Which two presidents shared nearly identical political beliefs? a Lamar and Jones b Santa Anna and Lamar c Houston and Jones 5 5. Which president is known as the "Father of Texas Education"? a Jones b Lamar c Houston 6 6. How did Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar differ on the military? a Neither president used the military. b Lamar wanted to fire the military; Houston wanted a massive navy. c Houston wanted to reduce the military to save money; Lamar wanted to expand it for defense and conqu 7 7. Which group did Mirabeau Lamar specifically target for forced removal from Texas? a The French b Native Americans (Cherokee and Comanches) c American settlers 8 8. What was the purpose of the Texas Rangers during the Republic era? a To manage the oil industry b To build schools and roads c To protect settlers and patrol the frontier against Native Americans and Mexican incursions. 9 9. What happened during the Council House Fight? a A peaceful trade agreement was signed. b A meeting to negotiate prisoner releases turned into a bloody battle between Texans and Comanches. c Mexico officially recognized Texas independence. 10 10. What was the primary goal of the Santa Fe Expedition? a To sign a peace treaty with Santa Anna b To invade California. c To claim the trade hub of Santa Fe for Texas and expand Texas territory. Also to get people to join 11 11. The Mier Expedition resulted in the "Black Bean Drawing." What did this event involve? a The signing of a new constitution. b A celebration of Texas harvest. c The execution of Texas prisoners by Mexico after a failed invasion. 12 12. Who was the Mexican General that invaded Texas in 1842 and captured San Antonio? (Also know as the Woll Invasion) a Santa Anna b Gen. Cos c Gen. Woll 13 13. Why did the United States originally oppose the annexation of Texas? a They didn't like Sam Houston's hat. b Concerns over adding a slave state and fear of starting a war with Mexico. c Texas had no land. 14 14. Why did Great Britain and France oppose Texas joining the United States? a They wanted to conquer Texas themselves. b They were allies with Mexico c They wanted Texas to remain an independent trade partner and limit U.S. expansion. 15 15. True or False: Texas entered the Union as a "Free State." a False b True 16 16. What was the event that happened where the Mexican army crossed the border intent on invading and retaking Texas? a Santa Fe Expedition b Woll Invasion (1842) c Mier Expedition (1842, Dec.) 17 17. Why was the Treaty of Velasco so important? a It was a treaty to fight! b It ended war/the Texas Revolution- between Texas and Mexico, and Texas independence could be regoniz c It ended a tea party

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Texas Republic QuizVersión en línea

por Marye

1. What are the years of the Republic of Texas (Texas as a Nation)?

2. In what year did Texas officially transition from a nation to a U.S. State?

3. Which of the following shows the correct order of the Presidents of Texas?

4. Which two presidents shared nearly identical political beliefs?

5. Which president is known as the "Father of Texas Education"?

6. How did Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar differ on the military?

7. Which group did Mirabeau Lamar specifically target for forced removal from Texas?

8. What was the purpose of the Texas Rangers during the Republic era?

9. What happened during the Council House Fight?

10. What was the primary goal of the Santa Fe Expedition?

11. The Mier Expedition resulted in the "Black Bean Drawing." What did this event involve?

12. Who was the Mexican General that invaded Texas in 1842 and captured San Antonio? (Also know as the Woll Invasion)

13. Why did the United States originally oppose the annexation of Texas?

14. Why did Great Britain and France oppose Texas joining the United States?

15. True or False: Texas entered the Union as a "Free State."

16. What was the event that happened where the Mexican army crossed the border intent on invading and retaking Texas?

17. Why was the Treaty of Velasco so important?