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| Ponton was the _______ (alacaled,ayuntamient)of Gonzales when he refused to turn over the cannon. |
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In the "Grass Fight," Bowie led several Texans on horses to attack what he thought was the _______ (cavalry,miliia) of Cos. |
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| Texans were outraged the by the ________ (atrocity,barricade) of the Goliadmassacre. |
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Armies sometimes need ________________ (advances, reinforcements) of additional men so that they can be stronger. |
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| Because they could not agree on the goals of the Revolution, members of the Consultation had to reach a(n) __________ (amendmet,compromise). |
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| Many Spanish _______ (conquistadors,shamans) came to the Amerias to gain wealth ad honor by conquering the Native Amerians. |
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| Many NA reseted having to pay ____ (tribute,petroleum) to the Aztecs. |
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| The French were seeking the ______ (City of Gold, Northwest Passage) when they explored the Mississippi River. |
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| The Spanish king appointed _______ (friars,viceroys) to rule areas conqured in the Americas. |
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| Diseases from Europe killed many of the _______ (immigrant,indigenous) people of the Americas. |
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| Marcos de Niza said that a Native American ___ (cacique,pueblo) was one of the Seven CitIes of Gold. |
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| object made by humans that shows how they once lived |
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| alliance of people or groups who unite for a common purpose |
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| unit of societ made up of parents,children, and grandchildren. |
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| passed from parent to child |
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large room used for meetings and religious ceremonies |
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| the work of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and rasing livestock |
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| an official count of the population in an area |
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| a lad division within Texas created by he Mexican government |
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| a person who had official permission to bring settlers to Texas |
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| a group of armed citizens who serve as soldiers during an emergency |
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the national government of a territory |
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| a person who is not in the armed forces |
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| plan of government that describes the diffenent parts of government |
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| a person who is chosen to speak for a group |
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a system of governmet in which states hold the most ower and the national government holds less |
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the exact place where something is, found by using a grid system |
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lines in the grid systme that measure didtance north and south of the Equator (latitude or lonitude) |
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lines of the grid system that measure distance east and west of the Prime Meridian (latitude and longitude) |
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| the method used to trasfer the Earth's curved oto a flat map |
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| where a place is ompared to where other places are |
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| The Texas Constitution became official when the people (ratified,vetoed) it. |
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A (bicameral,interim) legislature had two houses. |
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| bicameral-the legislative branch | |
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| staff officer who assists the commanding officer | |
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| to agree on one thing with the other side |
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| the belief that the US had the right and duty to expand to the Pacific Ocean |
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