Figures of Texas: Texas History Game

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Test your knowledge on the various figures of the Texas Revolution

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Unscramble Letters Figures of Texas: Texas History GameOnline version Test your knowledge on the various figures of the Texas Revolution by Dallas Historical Society 1 Led the only Mexican Texan, or Tejano, unit that fought in the Battle of San Jacinto. Following Texas' Independence, he was the only Mexican Texan in the Texas Senate. U G N Í J E S U A N 2 When elected as president in 1833, he took complete control of Mexico and tried to crush any resistance or rebellions within Mexican territory, including the Texas Revolution. A A A N A N N T S 3 Led a group of Tennessee volunteers to fight at the Alamo. T C E D R T V C A O Y K 4 Defeated and Captured Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto. Became the first elected president of the Texas Republic A O M U N O S H T S 5 A businessman from Missouri who traveled to Texas to establish a colony of 300 families. S E I N A M U T S O S 6 Son of a businessman, he carried out their plans for establishing a colony in Texas. For his role during the Texas Revolution, he was nicknamed, "The Father of Texas." F U P S N S H N I T E A . T E 7 Led the troops that were imprisoned and killed in the Goliad Massacre. I F A S E M N N A N J 8 One of the only survivors of the Alamo. Went on to be one of the most important eyewitness accounts of the Battle of the Alamo U I S K N N O N A I N D S C S A 9 Famously carried a large knife that also shared his name. Fell ill before the Battle of the Alamo J O B A E W E S I M 10 A lawyer who took command of Texas forces at the Alamo after James Bowie fell ill L I A R I L W I . B V S T A M 11 A Connecticut teacher who published accounts of Texas. Wrote the first known history of Texas written in English. L O S A M U Y E Y R I N A H T L 12 Known as the, "Father of Texas Education." He became the 2nd President of the Texas Republic R I L B M U M A E B A . A A R 13 Became the first female governor of Texas. A I N M F G E M S I U R R . A O

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Figures of Texas: Texas History GameOnline version

Test your knowledge on the various figures of the Texas Revolution

by Dallas Historical Society

Led the only Mexican Texan, or Tejano, unit that fought in the Battle of San Jacinto. Following Texas' Independence, he was the only Mexican Texan in the Texas Senate.

When elected as president in 1833, he took complete control of Mexico and tried to crush any resistance or rebellions within Mexican territory, including the Texas Revolution.

Led a group of Tennessee volunteers to fight at the Alamo.

T C E D R T V C A O Y K

Defeated and Captured Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto. Became the first elected president of the Texas Republic

A businessman from Missouri who traveled to Texas to establish a colony of 300 families.

S E I N A M U T S O S

Son of a businessman, he carried out their plans for establishing a colony in Texas. For his role during the Texas Revolution, he was nicknamed, "The Father of Texas."

F U P S N S H N I T E A . T E

Led the troops that were imprisoned and killed in the Goliad Massacre.

I F A S E M N N A N J

One of the only survivors of the Alamo. Went on to be one of the most important eyewitness accounts of the Battle of the Alamo

U I S K N N O N A I N D S C S A

Famously carried a large knife that also shared his name. Fell ill before the Battle of the Alamo

A lawyer who took command of Texas forces at the Alamo after James Bowie fell ill

L I A R I L W I . B V S T A M

A Connecticut teacher who published accounts of Texas. Wrote the first known history of Texas written in English.

L O S A M U Y E Y R I N A H T L

Known as the, "Father of Texas Education." He became the 2nd President of the Texas Republic

R I L B M U M A E B A . A A R

Became the first female governor of Texas.

A I N M F G E M S I U R R . A O

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Figures of Texas: Texas History Game

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Figures of Texas: Texas History GameOnline version

by Dallas Historical Society

Led the only Mexican Texan, or Tejano, unit that fought in the Battle of San Jacinto. Following Texas' Independence, he was the only Mexican Texan in the Texas Senate.

When elected as president in 1833, he took complete control of Mexico and tried to crush any resistance or rebellions within Mexican territory, including the Texas Revolution.

Led a group of Tennessee volunteers to fight at the Alamo.

Defeated and Captured Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto. Became the first elected president of the Texas Republic

A businessman from Missouri who traveled to Texas to establish a colony of 300 families.

Son of a businessman, he carried out their plans for establishing a colony in Texas. For his role during the Texas Revolution, he was nicknamed, "The Father of Texas."

Led the troops that were imprisoned and killed in the Goliad Massacre.

One of the only survivors of the Alamo. Went on to be one of the most important eyewitness accounts of the Battle of the Alamo

Famously carried a large knife that also shared his name. Fell ill before the Battle of the Alamo

A lawyer who took command of Texas forces at the Alamo after James Bowie fell ill

A Connecticut teacher who published accounts of Texas. Wrote the first known history of Texas written in English.

Known as the, "Father of Texas Education." He became the 2nd President of the Texas Republic

Became the first female governor of Texas.