Texas History Midterm Review Ideas, people and events to review… Chapter 1: Texas Geography Cultural Diffusion Wrong way rivers Metroplex Chapter 2: Regions of Texas 4 main regions of Texas Characteristics of Mountain and Basins region (West Texas) Characteristics of the Coastal Plains (East Texas) Chapter 3: Native Americans The impact of farming on native societies Be familiar with the tribes, location, lifestyle, dwellings and traditions of the following cultures: - Caddo - Plains - Pueblo - Gulf Chapter 4: Early Explorers Spanish conquest of the new world Christopher Columbus Define Conquistador Coronado Cortez and significance of 1519 Cabeza de Vaca Motivation of conquistadors Interaction between Spanish and Native Americans Declining interest of Spanish in Texas Effects of La Salle in Texas French vs Spanish interest in Texas France as a threat to Spain Chapter 5: Missions and Settlements Reason Spanish established missions Role of Missions Life in Missions 1718 – Founding of San Antonio Reasons for the failure of Spanish missions in Texas Impact of European settlement on Native cultures Chapter 6: End of Spanish Rule Louisiana Purchase – Who? What? Where? When? Why important? Define Filibuster Father Hidalgo – began movement for Mexican Independence Reasons Spain lost Texas Spanish legacy in Texas Adams-Onis Treaty 1819 Mexican Independence 1821 Chapter 7: Empresarios Definition Empresario Define Tejano Stephen F. Austin = Father of Texas Reason Americans settled in Texas Number of Anglo Americans in Texas vs. Number of Tejanos Centralists vs. Federalists Importance of the Mexican Constitution of 1824 Chapter 8: Growing Tensions Causes, Effects, and facts of the Fredonian Revolt Slavery in Texas Turtle Bayou Resolutions Similarities of Conventions of 1832 and 1833 Significance of arrest of Stephen F. Austin Identify the role and importance of the following people: - Santa Anna - Mier y Teran Why did Stephen F. Austin approve the Consultation? Components and effects of the Law of April 6, 1830 Santa Anna as federalist vs. Santa Anna as a dictator Chapter 9: Texas Revolution Identify the role and importance of the following: - Committees of correspondence - Battle of Gonzales - Consultation - November – December 1835: Siege of San Antonio - Convention of 1836 - March 2, 1836: Texas Independence Chapter 10: Alamo and Goliad Alamo Battle – Who? What? Where? When? Why significant? Disadvantages of Texans at the Alamo Reasons why Mexicans attacked the Alamo in 1836 Outcome of the Alamo battle Jim Bowie David Crockett William B. Travis William Barrett Travis/ Importance of Alamo letter James Fannin and Goliad Massacre Chapter 11: San Jacinto Significance and facts concerning the Battle of San Jacinto Date Texans won independence from Mexico Treaties of Velasco Reasons why Mexico lost control of Texas Significance of Santa Anna and Sam Houston Know the correct sequence of the following conflicts: Fall of the Alamo, Battle of San Jacinto,Goliad Massacre, Battle of Gonzales