| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Goliad | The Texans captured the location of what garrison shortly after the Mexicans were defeated at Gonzales? |
| Stephen F. Austin | Who commanded the Texan army that marched to San Antonio? |
| That Texas was free and Independent of Mexico | A convention of delegates of Texas met and declared what? |
| Sam Houston | Who was chosen as the commander of Texas' regular army? |
| Ben Milam | Who lead the Texan army in the final attack against General Cos' soldiers at San Antonio? |
| Grass | What was the mule train carrying when the Texans attacked them? |
| Ben Milam | What Texas leader was killed in the Siege of Bexar? |
| William B. Travis | A lawyer who demanded the release of Andrew Briscoe... |
| General Cos | Who was the military commander of the Mexican forces in Texas? |
| A cannon | What were the Mexican forces sent to retrieve from Gonzales? |
| Battle of Lexington | What battle from the American Revolution is the Battle of Gonzales compared to? |
| Regular army and navy, as well as a post office | What did the provisional government creat during the Convention of 1836? |
| quarreling and disagreements caused friction and lack of productivity | Why didn't the provisional government get much accomplished during their convention? |
| Washington-on-the-Brazos | Where did the provisional government meet? |
| George Childress | Who is considered to be the author of the Declaration of Independence? |
| March 2 | What day is considered to be Texas' Independence Day? |
| African Americans | Whose rights were not protected under the Texas Constitution? |
| Hendrick Arnold | A freed African American who helped fight for Texas Independence |
| The two battles have many similarites with one another | Why is the Battle of Gonzales called the Lexington of Texas |
| Deprieved of the right to bare arms, right to petition, freedom of religion, and schools for children | Name Grievances stated in the Declaration of Independnece for Texas |
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