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Social Studies U6
Social Studies
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who were the President and Vice President of the Republic of Texas from 1836–1838? | Sam Houston, Mirabeau Lamar |
| Who was the president and vice president of the Republic of Texas from 1841-1844? | Sam Houston, Edward Burleson |
| Who were the president and vice-president of the Republic of Texas from 1838–1841? | Mirabeau Lamar, David Burnet |
| Who was the last President of the Republic of Texas? He arranged for Texas to be annexed to the United States. | Anson Jones |
| In 1844, two vigilante groups stove for control in East Texas, which resulted in the . President Houston sent in 600 Rangers and other Texas troops to restore peace and order. | Regulator-Moderator War |
| Four Union gunboats and 4,000 Union troops tried to invade Texas but the 48 members of the Davis Guard at Fort Griffin stopped them at the | Battle of Sabine Pass |
| The incident that started the Mexican-American War was the _____, which was a battle between 70 U.S. troops from Fort Texas against 2,000 Mexican soldiers. | Thorton Affair |
| _____ was appointed as the provisional President of the Confederate States of America. | Jefferson Davis |
| Led a Confederate force of more than 1,000 soldiers across a train bridge to recapture Fort Travis at the Battle of Galveston. | John Magruder |
| Recaptured the Texas seaports of Brownsville and Corpus Christi. | John "Rip" Ford |
| Union attempt to confiscate Texas and Louisiana cotton resulting in Union defeat near Mansfield, Louisiana by Confederate forces, including many Texans. | Red River Campaign |
| Location of the last battle of the Civil War, fought near Brownsville, Texas. | Palmito Ranch |
| The commanding officer who led 3,000 Texan troops in the New Mexcico Campaign. | Henry H. Sibley |
| The son of a wealthy rancher; became an outlaw and a champion for the rights of Mexican-Americans living in the Rio Grande Valley. | Juan Cortina |
| Former Texas Ranger and commanding officer of the 2nd Texas Cavalry. | John "Rip" Ford |
| The commanding officer who led part of the Texas 2nd Cavalry and seized Fort Fillmore at Mesilla and claimed Arizona for the Confederacy. | John R. Baylor |
| Who was the first and third President of the Republic of Texas and the 7th Governor of the State of Texas? | Sam Houston |
| General John Magruder led a Confederate force of more than 1,000 Texas soldiers across a train bridge to recapture Fort Travis during this battle. | Battle of Galveston |
| What is the name of the battle in which the Texans defeated the Union Army but still lost the battle because their supply train was destroyed? | Battle of Glorietta Pass |
| This Governor made great strides in the areas of education, transportation, communication, finance and Native American affairs. Who was he? | Elisha M. Pease |
| What was the set of laws that set the permanent boundaries of Texas, admitted California to the United States as a Free State and restored a measure of political balance in the U.S. called? | Compromise of 1850 |
| What was the battle near Fort Texas where General Taylor and U.S. forces used "flying artillery" to defeat a larger Mexican force called? | Battle of Palto alto |