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Texas History: Ages & Revolutions

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Test your knowledge of Texas history periods.

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Test your knowledge of Texas history periods.

by Sequoia Walker
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Spanish Colonial Texas lasted until 1821, when Mexico gained independence from Spain.

2

The Battle of San Jacinto occurred in 1845.

3

The French founded the first permanent settlement in Texas during the Spanish Colonial period.

4

La Salle established Fort Saint Louis in Texas during the Age of Contact.

5

The Texas Revolution occurred during the Mexican National era and ended with Texas's independence in 1836.

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The Age of Contact ended before European explorers reached Texas.

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The Age of Contact marks early Spanish exploration and Native American encounters in Texas.

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The Mexican National era began after the Texas Revolution.

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Texas was admitted to the United States as a slave state in 1848.

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The Mexican National era in Texas began after Mexican independence and included empresario settlements like Stephen F. Austin's colony.

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