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2) No Bell Ringers this week… Bell Ringer Date: April 18th, 2016 Quiz on Chapter 13 in on Thursday 4/21 this week, look over sheets G13-G17. 2) No Bell Ringers this week…

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: Which country controlled Texas at this time?

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: What did Americans living in Texas have to agree to under Mexican Law? A: Become a _________ citizen and practice ____________.

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: What conflicts did Mexico have with American settlers coming into Texas?

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: Who is President of Mexico during this time? Santa Maria Santa Domingo Santa Anna Santa Claus

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: What fort was attacked by Santa Anna, and the place where 185 Americans were killed? The Almaus The Almano The Almos The Alamo

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: Who led a revolt to “Remember the Alamo” and defeated Santa Anna? Sam Clemens Sam Houston Sam Slaughter Sam Weaver

Review: Chapter 13 Section 3 Q: Why was public opinion of annexing Texas divided? NORTH SOUTH

Textbook Time Take out G17 – Rush to the West from Friday Work with your desk partner to complete FRONT AND BACK! DUE TODAY OR HW TONIGHT!

New York Ohio Missouri Smith Young Great Salt Lake

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Textbook Time 1) Work with your desk partner to complete G17 – Rush to the West. 2) Complete Chp. 13 Review and assessment on pg. 470 *Every correct answer is an extra credit point.*

Chapter 13 Review 1) Why did settlers in California argue over water rights? (pg. 464) Water was needed for irrigation and farming, miners cut off the water supply.

Rancheros owned ranches in Mexico. Chapter 13 Review 2) What did rancheros own? (pg. 446) Rancheros owned ranches in Mexico.

The government gave them gifts of land Chapter 13 Review 3) How did wealthy families benefit from land grants? The government gave them gifts of land

The Alamo Chapter 13 Review 4) To what did General Santa Anna lay siege in San Antonio during the war for Texas independence? The Alamo