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| Where did the people of Gonzales hide the cannon | Buried in a peach orchard |
| T or F General Cos viewed Gonzales as an outbreak of war | True |
| T or F Sam Houston was born in Texas | False he was born in Virginia |
| What happened to General Cos after he surrendered in San Antonio | he was allowed to return to Mexico |
| What did the settlers form when General Cos and his troops arrived in San Antonio | committees of correspondence |
| What did the victories at Gonzales and Goliad mean to Texans | Mexican troops could be defeated |
| What did the War Party want at the Consultation | A declaration of independence |
| What did the flag flown at the battle at Gonzales say | Come and Take It |
| When is Texas Independence Day | March 2nd |
| The Texas Declaration of Independence is similar to was other country's declaration of independence | United States |
| Why was the siege at San Antonio called off | because Texas volunteers got discouraged |
| Who was the leader of the Army of the People | Stephen F. Austin |
| What did the Peace Party object to at the Consultation | a declaration of independence |
| What did the "Declaration of the People of Texas in General Convention Assembled" say | that Texans were loyal citizens of Mexico |
| What was one important result of the Consultation | the creation of a provisional government |
| Who was the commander of the regular Texas army in 1835 | Sam Houston |
| Who was Ugartechea | a Mexican colonel at San Antonio in 1835 |
| Who was David G. Burnet | ad interim president of Texas |
| Who was Ben Milam | the person who led one column at the siege of Bexar |
| What battle is known as the Lexington of Texas | Gonzales |
| What was the grass fight | a skirmish between Texans and Mexican mule handlers |
| Where was the Convention of 1836 held | Washington on the Brazos |
| At what abandoned mission did Mexican troops under General Cos take refuge | The Alamo |
| Where was the Consultation actualy held because it had a printing press | San Felipe |
| Who was commander of the Alamo during Santa Anna's attack | William B. Travis |
