SS_Unit12Assessment_Gr4
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- Q1
What was the effect of the Battle of San Jacinto?
It forced Santa Anna to give Texas its independence.
General Urrea released Colonel Fannin’s troops.
Mexico gained its independence from Spain.
Sam Houston was imprisoned in Mexico City.
120s - Q2
A dispute over a cannon started the Texas War of Independence.
truefalseTrue or False120s - Q3
Match each event with its name.
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Study the diagram. Which sentence best completes the diagram?
The Alamo fell to the Mexican military.
The Republic of Texas was established.
Texan families fled to the United States.
Texans won independence from Mexico.
120s - Q5
Why is March 2, 1836, important in Texas history?
The Mexican military was defeated.
The Texas Constitution was adopted.
Texas declared independence from Mexico.
Santa Anna signed the Treaties of Velasco.
120s - Q6
Put the events in chronological order.
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Read the passage from Studies Weekly:
The [Mexican] government had two primary goals for [Texas] settlement. The first was to raise funds by selling plots of land to settlers. The second was to gain control of the land from American Indians who already lived along the frontier.
How did the first goal support the second?
As more settlers moved onto the land, the American Indians were unable to force them back off. Eventually, settlers would create permanent settlements that would be owned by Mexico. The American Indians would have to move elsewhere.
The first goal had no effect on the second.
120s - Q8
Read the passage from Studies Weekly:
Texans were unhappy with the laws enacted by the Mexican government in 1830. In April 1833, representatives … created a list of demands…. They asked to become their own state…, the right to govern themselves…, and to organize a militia. They requested land to build schools. They also asked the government to repeal, or remove, the anti-immigration laws of 1830.
Which document was most likely used as a model for the Texas petition to the Mexican government?
Mayflower Compact
U.S. Constitution
U.S. Declaration of Independence
Massachusetts Bay Colony Charter
120s - Q9
Read the passage from Studies Weekly:
The Texans also made a secret agreement with Santa Anna. … [He] promised he would do everything in his power to help Texas gain independence from Mexico….
What is the most likely reason this treaty was kept secret?
Santa Anna could not publicly support Texas.
The Rio Grande belonged to France.
Catholic missionaries did not agree with the treaty.
Texas wanted the support of Spain.
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