Regions of TX
Symbols of Texas
Texas Facts
Indians/Missions/and More!
Chapter 4
100

What region do YOU live in?

Central Plains

100

What is the State Bird?

A Mockingbird.

100

What was the 'terrible lizard' in Chapters 1-2

A dinosaur.

100

Name one Mission in Texas

Alamo, Goliad

100

These were advertisements on the sides of buildings to try to draw pioneers in to Texas to settle. 

Broadsides

200

Name the four regions of Texas.

Mountain&Basin, Great Plains, Coastal Plains, Central Plains

200

What is the State Flower?

The Bluebonnet.

200

Name the city where the Alamo is located.

San Antonio


200

Who was the president of Mexico, whom later declared himself the dictator?

Santa Anna

200

These were agents whom helped pioneers settle their land.

Empressarios

300

This region includes Houston, Corpus Christi, Galveston.

Coastal Plains

300

What is our state capitol?

Austin

300

What's the largest city in Texas?

Houston

300

A building established to evangelise the indians.

Missions

300

His father died, but dreamed of building Texas. He took over settling Texas. He helped pave the way for empressarios. He was later held prisoner by the Mexican government.

Stephen F. Austin

400

What region am I? I'm known for hurricanes, warmer climates, lots of rainfall. You can find sandy beaches, shells and fish easily here.

Coastal Plains

400

Texas State mammal...

Texas longhorn or nine-banded armadillo.

400

What is Texas' nickname? 

The Lone Star State

400

The Indian tribe that helped the Spanish.

Karankawa Indians

400

If you settled in Texas, you had to agree to these 3 things:

1. pledge your allegiance to Spain

2. Become a catholic

3. Be honest, hardworking/trustworthy

500

Windiest and driest region. Guadalupe Peak is here. I am far west.

Mountain and Basins Region

500

Name the four bordering states.

Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas and New Mexico

500

How many flags have flown over Texas?

Six flags

500

We introduced the horse to America.

The Spanish.

500

What year did Texas become an independent nation?

1836

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