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Jose AntonioNavarro
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- Q1Jose Antonio Navarro swore to be what?be a Texanbe a Western herobe Frenchbe Spaniard60s
- Q2What does "Tejano" mean?a Texan with North American ancestorsa Texan with Mexican ancestorsa Texan with Italian ancestorsa Texan with Canadian ancestors60s
- Q3What was Jose's father's work?Jose's father owned a radio station.Jose's father was a blacksmith in Houston.Jose's father owned a store in San Antonio and he was also a mayor of San Antonio.Jose's father was a vaquero.60s
- Q4What was one reason Jose devoted his life to learning?Jose hurt his leg so badly that he couldn't play or work like the other boys.Jose knew that he would only go to college if he had excellent grades.Jose was naturally intelligent.Jose had promised his father he would focus on learning as much as he could.60s
- Q5What was the Battle of Medina?The Battle of Medina was a fierce fight. Mexican rebels and American adventurers fought against the Spanish.The Battle of Medina was a fierce fight between the different rulers of Spain.The Battle of Medina was a fierce fight between the French and the Spanish.The Battle of Medina was a fierce fight between the Germans and the Spanish.60s
- Q6How did Jose Navarro serve his state?He fought for Texas's independence and served as a state senator.He moved to Florida and became the Congressman for that state.He fought for Texas's independence and served as an historian.He fought for Texas's independence and served as a tour guide.60s