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Fall Final Exam

American Indians to the Texas Revolution

QuestionAnswer
An outbreak of disease that spreads An outbreak of disease that spreads quickly among a group of people Epidemic
The pattern of knowledge, beliefs, behaviors and traits that characterize a group of people. Culture
When a government or person spends and owes more money than they make Debt
A document or physical object which was written or created during the time period, by the person who experienced it. Primary Source
Divides power among branches of government including national and state governments Federalism
A government where power belongs to the citizens who vote for representatives that will work for the government. Republic
A government where it’s officials are elected by an electoral college chosen by the people. Democracy
A change in political power, especially the overthrow or replacing of one government or ruler with another. revolution
A document signed to end armed conflict (WAR) Treaty
The science and business of using soil, producing crops, and raising livestock; farming Agriculture
13 day seige ending in the slaughter of Every Texan inside by Santa Anna and his Army. The Alamo
The execution of Texan soldiers that had surrendered as they thought they were being released to go home. Goliad Massacre
The first armed conflict of the Texas Revolution symbolized by the flag, "Come and take it". Battle of Gonzales
Spanish inspector sent to check out Missions. Found them to be a failure. Marqui De Rubi
An agent hired by the Mexican government to sell land, and bring in colonists Empresario
Mexican inspector sent to check out Anglo-American activity in Texas. Found them to outnumber Mexicans 10-1 Mier Y Teran
What did Marqui de Rubi recommend that teh Mexican government do about the "Anglo-American" problem in Texas? Close immigration from the U.S.
Who supported the Law of April 6, 1830 Santa Anna
What were the Turtle Bayou Resolutions? A letter written by the Texas colonists to the Mexican Governmenet stating their unhappyness with Mexican officials.
What decision was made at boththe conventions of 1832& 1833, and the Consultation? They were not yet ready to declare immediate independence.
Who was the President of Mexico during the Texas Revolution? Santa Anna
Texans threatened to revolt if this document was not restored. Constitution of 1824.
After the Fall of the Alamo, Anglo-Americans began fleeing east in an event called what? The Runaway Scrape.
What theme of geography is seen when the postman dropps off a letter at my house? Movement
What theme of geography is seen when we refer to the city of Dallas as DFW? Region
What theme of geography is seen when you tell someone that your house is at the corner of Teel and 423? Location
What theme of geography is seen when you have a snowball fight? HEI
What theme of geography is seen when you describe your bedroom to a friend? Place
Region with the highest elevation? Mountains and Basins
Region with the most rainfall Coastal Plains.
Rank the regions from most to least population. Coastal Plains, North Central Plains, Great Plains, Mountains and Basins.
Who mapped the coastline of Texas? Pineda
When did the coast of Texas get mapped? 1519
What did the Mission San Saba tell us about Spanish Missions? Missions were unsuccessful, Indians did not accept mission life.
What did colonists have to agree to do in order to receive land from Mexico? Become Catholic, and pledge their loyalty to Mexico
Who brought the "Old 300" to Texas? Stephen F. Austin
What attracted Settlers to Texas? Adventure, cheap land, and an escape from problems.
What were Gutierrez and Magee? Filibusters, and revolutionaries.
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