Vocabulary
Events
People
Extra Credit
100

This is an often-violent movement to overthrow and replace a government.

What is a revolution?

100

The first battle of the Texas Revolution, known for the “Come and Take It” flag.

What is the Battle of Gonzales?

100

This Texan general led the Army of the Republic of Texas and won at San Jacinto.

Who was Sam Houston?

100

This side won the Texas Revolution.

Who were the Texans?

200

This document declared Texas free from Mexico and was written at the Convention of 1836.

What is the Texas Declaration of Independence?

200

This nearly two-week siege ended with all Texan defenders killed on March 6, 1836.

What is the Battle of the Alamo?

200

This Mexican general and centralist leader commanded forces during the Texas Revolution.

Who was Antonio López de Santa Anna?

200

The Texas Revolution lasted about this many months, from October 1835 to April 1836.

What is about six months?

300

This military action occurs when an army pulls back or withdraws from a battle to avoid further fighting or regroup.

What is a retreat?

300

This meeting at Washington-on-the-Brazos created Texas’s provisional government. 

What is the Constitutional Convention of 1836?

300

This leader wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence.

Who was George Childress?

300

This country controlled Texas before the revolution began.

What is Mexico?

400

This person carries and delivers important messages, like Juan Seguín did at the Alamo.

What is a courier?

400

This tragic event followed James Fannin’s surrender at Coleto Creek.

What is the Goliad Massacre?

400

This Tejano soldier carried Travis’s letter out of the Alamo and later fought at San Jacinto.

Who was Juan Seguín?

400

These people believed government power should be focused at the national level, like Santa Anna’s government in 1835.

 Who were the Centralists?

500

This military tactic involves surrounding an enemy to cut off supplies and escape, like at the Alamo.

What is a siege?

500

This 18-minute battle on April 21, 1836 secured Texas independence.

What is the Battle of San Jacinto?

500

This Mexican delegate helped write the Texas Declaration of Independence and became Vice President of the provisional government.

Who was Lorenzo de Zavala?

500

These people believed power should be shared between national and state governments, like many Texans.

 Who were the Federalists?

600

This document ends a war and sets the terms of peace, like the agreements signed at Velasco.

What is a treaty?

600

As Santa Anna’s army moved east, many Texans fled toward Louisiana for safety during this event.

What is the Runaway Scrape?

600

This commander led Texan forces at the Alamo and wrote the famous “Victory or Death” letter before being killed on March 6, 1836.

Who was William B. Travis?

600

This chairman of the Convention of 1836 wrote the Texas Declaration of Independence.

Who was George Childress?

700

A representative selected to attend a meeting for a group of people.

What is a delegate?

700

These documents were signed after the Battle of San Jacinto and officially ended the Texas Revolution.

What are the Treaties of Velasco?

700

This Texan military leader was executed after surrendering at Coleto Creek.

Who was James Fannin?

700

This man was elected the first president of the Republic of Texas after independence.

Who was Sam Houston?

800

 A government in which people elect representatives to represent their interests.

What is a republic?

800

This 1835 meeting of Texas delegates took place after the Battle of Gonzales and created a provisional government while Texans were still officially loyal to Mexico.

What was the Consultation of 1835?

800

This man was elected President of the provisional government of the Republic of Texas.

Who was David G. Burnet?

800

After being captured at San Jacinto, Santa Anna promised in the Treaties of Velasco to do this for Texas.

What was recognize Texas as independent and withdraw Mexican troops?