Republic of Texas
Conflict with Mexico & War
Texas After the War
Civil War in Texas
Frontier & Expansion
100

Which feature of the Republic of Texas government was similar to the U.S. government?\

-One leader to control all

-Branches of government

-Branches of government

100

Why did Mexico continue to threaten Texas?

Trade issues
Mexico did not recognize independence

Mexico did not recognize independence

100

What was a result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

U.S. gained territory
Mexico gained land

U.S. gained territory

100

Texas supported which side in the Civil War?

Union
Confederacy

Union

100

Westward expansion affected Native Americans by:
Increasing land
Forcing relocation

Forcing relocation

200

Why did Sam Houston favor peace with Native Americans?

To avoid costly wars
To expand slavery

To avoid costly wars

200

A major cause of the Mexican-American War was:

Tax disagreements
Border disputes

Border disputes

200

After the war, Texas faced issues with:

Borders and debt
Language

Borders and debt

200

Texas contributed to the war by:
Sending ships
Providing soldiers and supplies


Providing soldiers and supplies

200

Frontier Wars were fought between:
Texas and Mexico
Settlers and Native Americans

Settlers and Native Americans

300

Which was a major challenge during Houston’s presidency?

Large population

Debt and financial problems

Debt and financial problems

300

The disputed border between Texas and Mexico was between:

Rio Grande & Nueces River
Red River & Brazos

Rio Grande & Nueces River

300

What did Texas give up in the Compromise of 1850?

Slavery
Land claims in New Mexico

Land claims in New Mexico

300

Why was the Battle of Galveston important?

Union victory
Confederates regained control

Confederates regained control

300

What helped expand the Texas frontier?

Railroads
Weather

Railroads

400

Lamar believed Texas should:

Expand westward
Avoid conflict

Expand westward

400

Which U.S. president supported expansion leading to war?

Polk
Lincoln

Polk

400

What did Texas gain in return?

$10 million
Trade routes

$10 million

400

One economic effect of the Civil War was:
Lower prices
Inflation and shortages

Inflation and shortages

400

Why were railroads important?
Made travel and trade easier
Reduced population

Made travel and trade easier

500

Which was a result of Lamar’s policies?

Peace with Native Americans
Increased debt and conflict

Increased debt and conflict

500

Zachary Taylor was known as:

A U.S. general
A governor

A U.S. general

500

What did Texas do with the $10 million dollars.

Pay off debts & resolve boundaries

Pay the soldiers who fought in war

Pay off debts & resolve boundaries

500

The Civil War ended when:

Confederacy collapsed
Mexico intervened

Confederacy collapsed

500

U.S. Army forts helped by:
Ending trade
Protecting settlers

Protecting settlers

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